A tribute to those who lost their lives
Festival goers have paid tribute to the three victims who were tragically killed in the tragic attacks in the city. Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates were all found fatally stabbed in Nottingham during the early hours of Tuesday, June 13, following a series of attacks.
Revellers at Glastonbury had been eagerly waiting for the identity of secret band The Churnups to be revealed, but paused for a minute to remember the three victims as a tribute was played out from the Pyramid Stage. The crowd heard: "Their families have taken great comfort in the outpouring of love, support and solidarity they have felt.
"We stand with them." After this the crowd clapped and cheered. As photos of the victims appeared next to the Pyramid Stage, Imagine by John Lennon was played reports Somerset Live.
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