Olivia Rodrigo

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26 minutes ago, Justcalledtosay said:

Two things really. She had more filler than i thought she'd have (i did think her other stage performance lacked depth as well but for obvious reasons back then) and i thought the vibe massively fed off her hysterical fans which will be missing from the Pyramid stage. I wouldn't be disappointed if i ended up watching her but i'd be considering other options first.

Those are both concerns I had after the gig I went to when talking about her Glastonbury headline potential. The middle filler bit can be dealt with by doing slightly less of the slower songs and replacing them with a guest. 

 

Very little can be done about the fan thing though, so it'll be different in terms of crowd reaction. Will be interesting to see how it goes

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15 hours ago, Ben7amin_ said:

I Did not see her last time - but all i remember from last time she played was that anyone who was there were talking about it as one of the best things they have ever seen.   I don't thin she needs to worry too much about not having her legions of fans there at all to be honest. 

 

I would not stress too much if you don't like her - Glastonbury is never short of other options 

 

i think its more that somehow theres a small batch of people who feel like she isnt good enough to be a headliner and will find the gaps which are supposed to make it "boring" or something. 
 

Harry Styles is a million times more rehearsed with canned speeches in between songs during his gigs but I bet nobody here would say he wasnt good enough. I wonder why. Hmmmmm