Haim at Glastonbury 2022: “When we saw Nile Rogers at Glastonbury, that was lifechanging.”

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Haim are basically Glasto locals. First performing here almost a decade ago, their prime-time Saturday afternoon slot at Glastonbury 2022 was their fifth trip to Worthy Farm.

Their history at the festival has seen on-stage illness (in 2013 Este passed out during their Pyramid Stage performance), doing it digitally (their Stone Circle set was a highlight of last year’s digital festivities), and a lot of killer performances.They’re not shy about how much they love the festival, too.

As Alana tells the audience early on in their performance: “I cannot believe we’re here!…last year we were lucky enough to do the livestream, it was fun; but this is a bit fucking better!”Catching up an hour after they smashed their Pyramid Stage performance, we spoke to Haim about their favourite Glasto moments, where they are with album four and hanging out with Drake in Toronto.Alana: “I mean we’ll play Glastonbury any time they want us to play, I don’t care!

We were just so happy to be here.”Este: “On a record cycle, off a record cycle…”Alana: “Releasing ‘WIMPIII’ was a big deal for us, I think it’s our favourite album that we’ve put out, and it just felt so good to finally play it live on the Glastonbury stage.”Danielle: “We watched crazy bootleg YouTube videos as it wasn’t broadcast as widely in the States, so you had to find videos of different years and watch it, so we were always huge fans of it.