August 23, 2008 14:19
Santogold brings dancers and pink bow ties to Reading Festival
Singer pulls off impressive show on the NME/Radio 1 Stage
Santogold played an afternoon show in the NME/Radio 1 Stage at the Reading Festival today (August 23), with her show featuring some of the most impressive dance moves seen so far at the event.
The singer was backed by a five-piece backing band who wore grey shirts and pink bow ties.
During opener 'You'll Find A Way' they stood motionless staring forward, creating a dramatic effect as Santogold sang to the band DJ's tunes while her two dancers/backing singers threw impressive moves either side of her.
Wearing a flowery dress/trouser combo and pink shades, Santogold earned huge cheers from the crowd, particularly during set-closer 'Creator', during which she and her dancers began punch-dancing manically.
Santogold played:
'You'll Find A Way'
'L.E.S. Artistes'
'Say Aha'
'Shove It'
'Anne'
'Lights Out'
'I'm A Lady'
'Starstruck'
'Creator'
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