If you’re someone looking for one last big, party blowout on Glastonbury’s Sunday night, you might feel that that the bookers have dropped the ball a tad on the festival’s two main stages. Sza’s dreamy R&B is hardly going to get blood pumping on The Pyramid Stage, while, as fine a band as they are, The National’s lo-fi, introvert indie rock wasn’t written with a mind to get The Other Stage dancing.
It means that, if it’s energy you’re after, there’s only one place to be at Glasto as things wind down: over on The West Holts Stage, for French electronic duo Justice. Armed with fresh new tunes from their wonderful recent album Hyperdrama in their back pocket, Gaspard Auge and Xavier de Rosnay nonchalantly amble onstage in front of a rammed field, backed by a blinding light show and some floor-rumbling bass, and proceed to give Glastonbury 2024 the arse-kicking ending that it deserves.
