LORDES NEW BLONDE HAIR AT GLASTONBURY 2022 SENDS FANS INTO A TIZZY
On Sunday, June 26, Lorde performed on the Pyramid stage at Glastonbury Festival 2022. She did so in stunning fashion, flaunting her brand-new blonde hair and donning a fitted mauve leotard.
The singer put on a mind-blowing performance while performing her top hits and discussing Roe v. Wade.
It is obvious that, of all the things mentioned, her blonde hair is the one attracting the most attention. So, check it out for yourself!
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Lorde displays blonde hair
The artist has ditched her trademark brunette locks in favor of blonde ones.
She wore pink tights with a leotard that flawlessly accentuated her figure.
She welcomed the audience and said it was “wonderful to be back” before starting the song Homemade Dynamite.
For those who are unaware, Lorde has previously switched from her dark hair to a lighter color.
A similar hairstyle can be seen on her in the 2021 music video for the song Mood Ring.
Fans seem to like her blonde look whether it’s her own hair or a wig.
Fans adore Singer new appearance
According to the responses a blonde Lorde has received on Twitter, many people like her new look.
“BLONDE LORDE ALL THE GIRLS LIKE BLONDE LORDE,” one ecstatic fan commented.
Another user tweeted, “Lorde Blonde era.. how did I not see this until now.”
“Lorde and Mike Faist both dying their hair blonde,” read one tweet.
The cosmos is planning something.
A delighted fan penned, “Lorde is blonde thus therefore I HAVE to be blonde.”
Observing her performance
The anticipation to see Lorde perform at the event began as soon as the lineup was revealed.
The Path from her most recent album Solar Power was her opening number for the evening. As the two joined forces for Stoned at the Nail Salon, she even invited Clairo Arlo Parks to perform on stage.
The crowd cheered as the 26-year-old spoke about her track Ribs.
The artist, who created the song at the age of 15, wanted her audience to experience the same sense of youth when they heard it performed live.
She said before beginning, “Should we dance for our angsty 15-year-old selves tonight?”
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