Warning: Contains flashing images IDLES perform Dancer at Glastonbury 2024. Watch more highlights on BBC iPlayer: www.bbc.co.uk/... Listen to sets and highlights on BBC Sounds: bbc.co.uk/soun...
Went to see this lot on my own recently because the person I was supposed to go with passed away. I wasn’t even sure if I should. I have PTSD from what happened and it’s been a terrible time. Long story short - it was AMAZING and that night was the first time I haven’t had a nightmare in 2 months. I know the band won’t read this but if you’re a fan go and see them if you can, and thank you to the fans who were there and made the gig amazing. And thank you if you’re reading this if you’re just not a twat really. Nice people in general, you deserve love. LOVE IS THE FING. ♥️
You just had to be there.. A truly charismatic performance rooted in values and passion.. Born of the alchemy! Loved every second thank you Idles ⚡️🔥⚡️🔥⚡️🔥
@@bettyklang a crowd of 5,000+ screaming these lyrics and dancing along would be so incredible. I saw them in New Orleans in a smaller venue and it was magical, but a music festival tour would be so sick.
Well good to see they have worked on this one, in Madrid Dancer was dreadful and a low in the set whereas Gift Horse was amazing..Maybe they just try to hard with this song. Normally they are flawless..I adore them but Dancer still needs work, the backing vocals here oh Guys come on you are way better. Still the best band in the planet 😍
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