Wolf Alice appear to have made it to the UK in the nick of time for their performance at Glastonbury Festival, hours after being stranded in America.
Wolf Alice’s mid-aftertnoon set at Glastonbury on Friday was in jeopardy as they were stuck in LA without a flight home , hours after being stranded in America.’s Heathrow Airport, less than seven hours before they are due to perform on Glasto’s iconic Pyramid stage.
That evening they then told fans they were waiting for a ‘flight to Seattle’ where they could go directly to London. ‘Serious request, everything has been cancelled going out of LAX, we are in desperate need of a flight tonight. Anyone got a private jet?’ he pleaded.Wolf Alice are due to perform at 4.45pm on Friday on the Pyramid stage
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