BBC Glastonbury fans spot glaring problem as SZA arrives on Pyramid Stage

Many Glastonbury fans spotted a glaring problem as SZA arrived on the Pyramid Stage on Sunday evening.

The star was one of three headliners for this year's festival at Worthy Farm, and was to close Glastonbury for 2024. The hotly-anticipated performance began slightly late, and as SZA began to sing, many viewers watching on the BBC had the same complaint.

On X, formerly Twitter, Aaron said: "I feel bad for SZA right now. Her sound is f***ed", while Dan said: "SZA is such a good artist and usually puts on a good show but the sound quality is really putting me off".

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Anoushka said: "What have they done to SZA's mic?" Catherine said: "What’s wrong with the Sound levels for SZA at Glasto?"

Ty said: "Someone fix SZA's mic, she doesn't deserve this".

The complaints come after similar concerns were raised during Cyndi Lauper's performance on Saturday, and Shania Twain's Legends Slot earlier on Sunday.

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