June 27, 2008 15:10
Santogold proves 'Unstoppable' in Glastonbury rain
Electro-pop singer draws big crowd to Park Stage
Santogold brought a touch of glamour to the Park Stage at Glastonbury festival this afternoon (June 27).
Belting out hits from her recently-released eponymous debut album, including 'Creator' and 'LES Artistes', the singer pulled in a big crowd.
Performing choreographed dance moves with her singers, Santogold, who was wearing a T-shirt featuring pictures of Martin Luther King and Malcolm X, joked with the crowd about the rain.
Spotting a sign that said 'Fist Me Jesus' mid-set, Santogold exclaimed: "Whose sign is that? I love it - you're awesome!"
The heavens then opened and Santogold added, before launching into 'Unstoppable': "It's raining but are you guys going to go home? This song's especially for you guys."
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