Blondie fans fume cant hear her minutes into Debbie Harrys performance

2023-06-25

Blondie performs at Glastonbury 2023

Debbie Harry’s performance sparked an uproar with Glastonbury viewers after Blondie was hit with sound issues.

The 77-year-old performed on the Pyramid stage on Sunday afternoon, but just minutes into Blondie’s performance, fans claimed they couldn’t hear her.

Taking to Twitter to air their frustrations, @davidbyatt raged: “SORT YOUR F*****G SOUND LEVELS OUT!!!!! This isn’t a drum solo, it’s Debbie Harry signing!! Apparently. #glastonbury2023.” (sic)

@Rachbythesea quizzed: “Why are they doing Debbie so dirty with the mic volume? #blondie #glastonbury2023.”

@jacquilinlin asked: “Is it just me that can’t hear what Debbie Harry is singing? #glastonbury2023.”

“#blondie pack it in love #glastonbury2023,” @Bunchie1975 added.

While @FullerWater pointed out: “Some sound issues but #Blondie are a real treat. #DebbieHarry is that wonderful mix of totally cool and absolutely bonkers.”

@Millmoo said: “I’m sure Debbie Harry is great, we don’t know because we can’t hear her over the music.. #glastonbury2023.” (sic)

Despite the sound issues, fans were also blown away by how great Debbie looks at the age of 77.

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