Robbie Williams Shocks Creamfields with Surprise Lufthaus Set
Robbie Williams sent shockwaves through the Creamfields crowd on Sunday, delivering a surprise performance with his new electronic group, Lufthaus. The pop legend, who turned 50 earlier this year, teased the massive audience about "surprises" in store, before taking the stage with his Australian bandmates Tim Metcalfe and Flynn Francis.
The crowd erupted as the familiar chords of 'Angels' filled the air, with Williams quipping: "See, I told you they know me." The entire festival chanted along, word-perfect, to the 1997 hit, creating a powerful moment of shared nostalgia.
Williams commented on the unexpected turn of events, stating: "You weren't expecting this on your Sunday evening, were you?" as reported by the Liverpool Echo. The crowd's heartfelt response clearly moved Williams, as photographers captured emotional scenes during the performance. He expressed his gratitude, saying: "Love you guys, thank you for being so kind."
Lufthaus, who formed last year, closed their set with a rendition of 'Born Slippy', leaving the audience wanting more. Their performance was a highlight of the final day at Creamfields, which boasted a stellar line-up.
The final day of the festival in Daresbury, Cheshire, saw performances from big names like Alesso and Fatboy Slim. Thousands of music lovers descended on the festival over an unforgettable four-day period.
Creamfields, a renowned event in the dance music scene, attracted fans from across the globe for its diverse line-up of top DJs. Calvin Harris headlined a memorable Saturday night, setting the stage for a final day packed with energy and excitement.
