The 1975 delivered a career-defining set at Glastonbury Festival on Friday night, paying homage to the band's past while also building a bridge to its future. In their first time headlining the festival,

"I know I'm meant to be a rockstar but this is really scary and I'm really nervous," said the band's frontman to the 100,000+ crowd Friday night.

Their slot at Glasto's Pyramid Stage is to be their only show of the year, and Matty Healy and his fellow band members "pulled out all the stops" to ensure their performance was unforgettable. Healy emerged onto the stage with a pint of Guinness – which he didn’t appear to be drinking – in one hand and a cigarette in the other.