Sugababes have taken to social media to air their grievances against Glastonbury after overcrowding led to the West Holts stage being closed off to a large number of attendees on Friday.On Friday (June 28), Sugababes performed at the West Holts stage.
However, what was meant to be a joyous affair for fans turned into frustration as a large portion of fans were turned away from entering the stage area to watch the group.For the second time in a row, stages to Sugababes sets at Glastonbury were blocked off due to overcrowding.
It first happened in 2022 at the Avalon Stage. The Avalon Stage has an approximate capacity of 3,000, while the expected capacity of the West Holts stage is 35,000 – per the Daily Mail.
The festival’s main stage, the Pyramid, can reportedly hold up to 120,000 people.The West Holts Stage was packed long before the Sugababes took to the stage, with many X users taking to the platform to share shots of the seemingly never-ending crowd.They’ve closed the entire area around the West Holts stage because of the amount of people who want to see Sugababes.
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