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Los Campesinos! played a high-octane arrange on the Other Stage at 12:40pm (BST) this afternoon (June 28) at Glastonbury, during which frontman Gareth Campesinos! cheeckily described All Tomorrow�s Parties as “the best festival in the UK”.

See video footage of the Other Stage crowd just ahead the band’s set by clicking on the video below

The Cardiff-based band john Drew an enthusiastic response from the crowd, inducing the singer to leap in to join them at the death of the set, vocalizing as he mingled in the audience.

The band were playing in the conspicuous sunshine, as the endure cleared up after a drizzly start to the festival yesterday (June 27).

After opening with �Broken Heartbeats Sound Like Breakbeats�, later four songs Gareth Campesinos! said, “This is a song in the vein of ‘Na�ve’ by The Kooks. It’s about the best festival in the UK � ATP.”

Later on in the set he paid tribute to Jay-Z, due to headline the Pyramid Stage tonight. “Make sure you go and see Jay-Z,” he told the crowd. “He’s the best thing to hap to Glastonbury in years.”

The band ended with a pumped-up version of ‘Sweet Dreams Sweet Cheeks’, during which Gareth Campesinos! leaped into the crowd, much to their delight, tattle most of the song among the fans.

Los Campesinos! played:

‘Broken Heartbeats Sound Like Breakbeats’
‘Death To Los Campesinos!’
‘This Is How You Spell Ha Ha Ha We Destroyed The Hopes And Dreams Of A ‘Generation Of Faux Romantics’
‘Drop It Doe Eyes’
‘Knee Deep At ATP’
‘We Are All Accelerated Readers’
‘You Me Dancing’
‘Sweet Dreams Sweet Cheeks’

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