Ukrainian musicians unite on Pyramid Stage to tell Glastonbury ‘stop Putin’

Jamala appeared as a guest with folk quartet DakhaBrakha on the Pyramid Stage (YuiMok/PA)

Jamala appeared as a guest with folk quartet DakhaBrakha on the Pyramid Stage (YuiMok/PA)

Sun, 26 Jun, 2022 - 16:13
Edd Dracott and Henry Jones, PA

Ukrainian folk band DakhaBrakha and Eurovision 2016 winner Jamala have performed together on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, sharing a message to “stop Putin”.

Jamala won the Eurovision Song Contest in 2016, representing Ukraine, and was welcomed on stage as DakhaBrakha’s special guest for the performance on Sunday afternoon.

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