Avril Lavigne rocks Glastonbury after taking to the stage in a miniskirt and fishnets while celebrity fans Cara Delevingne, Anya Taylor-Joy and Lady Mary Charteris cheer her on
Avril Lavigne put on an incredible performance as she took to the Other Stage during the final day of Glastonbury on Sunday.
The singer was cheered on from the side of the stage by models Cara Delevingne and Lady Mary Charteris and actress Anya Taylor-Joy.
Avril cut a cool figure in a black cropped jacket which had a distressed union Jack printed on the back.
The Sk8er Boi songstress put on a leggy display as she donned a red checked skater skirt with fishnet tights and lace up knee high boots.
Avril left her long blonde dip dyed red tresses loose and wore a glamorous palette of festival makeup including a number of jewels on her eyes.
Avril Lavigne put on an incredible performance as she took to the Other Stage during the final day of Glastonbury on Sunday
The singer was cheered on from the side of the stage by models Cara Delevingne and Lady Mary Charteris and actress Anya Taylor-Joy
Festival goers were heard singing their hearts out to April's 2002 hit tracks Complicated and Sk8er Boi.
The punk-rock artist jumped around the stage with the crowd as she sang through a red microphone.
Cara, Mary and Anya were spotted singing along to Avril's hit tracks from the VIP area backstage at Worthy Farm.
Cara cut a casual figure in a white T-shirt and low rise blue denim jeans which she teamed with a black bucket hat and pink framed sunglasses.
Mary opted for a low-key outfit as well as she donned blue janes with a stylish black cropped jacket.
Meanwhile Anya looked incredible in beige shorts and a khaki jacket as she watched on from the side of the stage.
Earlier in the day, Anya and Cara were spotted at Worthy Farm waiting to watch the legend Shania Twain.
Unfortunately, Shania became the latest Glastonbury star to be plagued by sound issues as she took to the stage on Sunday.
Avril cut a cool figure in a black cropped jacket which had a distressed union Jack printed on the back
The Sk8er Boi songstress put on a leggy display as she donned a red checked skater skirt with fishnet tights and lace up knee high boots
Avril left her long blonde dip dyed red tresses loose and wore a glamorous palette of festival makeup including a number of jewels on her eyes
Festival goers were heard singing their hearts out to April's 2002 hit tracks Complicated and Sk8er Boi
Cara, Mary and Anya were spotted singing along to Avril's hit tracks from the VIP area backstage at Worthy Farm
The stars tried to keep a low profile wearing sunglasses and hats as they stood side of stage
The iconic singer, 58, could be seen struggling with her ear piece as she seemed to have trouble with her pitch and timing.
Shania made a very dramatic entrance alongside drag queens and dancers, before quickly finding herself beset with problems.
Horrofied fans rushed to X, formerly Twitter, to slam the behind the scenes crew as they felt nothing but sympathy for Shania's moment being ruined.
They wrote: 'Utterly horrific sound mix on Shania!': 'The sound at Glastonbury has been terrible on BBC, Cyndi yesterday and now Shania? Maybe BBC just hates gay icons': 'Sound is pretty rubbish for Shania': ''Looks like Shania knows something is wrong with the sound'.
It comes after fans have accused more artists of miming at Glastonbury after Dua Lipa hit back at critics over her headline performance.
After the show, pop star Dua Lipa defiantly shut down accusations of miming after some fans accused her of lip-syncing during her Glastonbury set.
'I don't mime,' said the Grammy Award-winner as she toasted her headline success with her actor boyfriend Callum Turner, 34, in an exclusive bar at the Worthy Farm festival site.
Plenty more, including Coldplay and Camilla Cabello, have come under fire for allegedly miming the words to their own tracks, as fans rushed to social media to share their theories.
It comes amid other complaints about the quality of the sound, with Cyndi Lauper's performance on Saturday beset by problems.
It comes after Shania Twain, 58, became the latest Glastonbury star to be plagued by sound issues as she took to the stage on Sunday
The final day of the famous festival will see fans treated to a headline performance from award-winning artist SZA.
The American singer boasts a long list of accolades for her music, including four Grammy Awards for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance for Ghost In The Machine and Kiss Me More, Best R&B Song (Snooze), Best Progressive R&B album (SOS).
Her album Ctrl is the second longest charting R&B album by a female musician in the history of Billboard 200.
A distinct force in contemporary R&B, the singer-songwriter has reached multiple album of the year lists with her critically acclaimed record SOS.
Now, she is set to headline to iconic stage at 9.30pm until 11.15pm on the final day of the festival.
