Guns N' Roses Make Triumphant Return to Glastonbury Festival After 20-Year Absence

Guns N' Roses performed on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival, two decades after their last performance at the event.

The band was a late replacement for a cancelled headline act, and their set included a mix of anthemic songs and guitar solos.

The band's frontman, Axl Rose, was punctual and polite, in contrast to Lana Del Rey, who was scheduled to perform on the Other Stage but had her set cut short due to time constraints.

Despite some outdated lyrics, the band's timeless anthems including "Welcome to the Jungle," "Sweet Child of Mine," and "Paradise City" were well received by the crowd.

The band's set also included guitar solos that tested the patience of some audience members, but overall the performance was a triumph for the band, attracting new fans and satisfying older ones.