London soul singer/songwriter Lianne La Havas performed her second stint (in as many years) at Glastonbury Festival over the weekend, bringing out material from her acclaimed debut album, alongside a sneak-peak as to her future plans.
The one-hour set, one of the few not to be plagued by yesterday’s electrical storm (which closed a majority of stages), saw La Havas belt out stunning renditions of her Is Your Love Big Enough LP, the title-track which also saw the crowd join the artist in a strong bout of thunder-clapping; clearly the hardcore fanbase had learned the moves from her performance last year at West Holts.
The show differed from Lianne’s 2013 appearance, reducing the number of attendees from the open-stage West Holts, to the more intimate 800-capacity La Pussy Parlure Nouveau at Silver Hays.
Focusing more on a stripped-back performance (vs her full band the previous year) La Havas also treated her fans to a glimpse of her forthcoming sophomore album, performing new track Ghost.
Check the full performance below; Glastonbury Festival 2014 concludes tomorrow, 29th June.
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