Sugababes admit they were 'worried no one would turn up to Glastonbury gig' - after security were forced to shut down entry to their stage amid huge fan demand By Rebecca Davison for MailOnline Published: 13:09, 1 July 2024 | Updated: 13:15, 1 July 2024 e-mail 2 View comments The Sugababes were worried no one would turn up to their Glastonbury performance on Friday - despite it being so popular that security had to shut down entry to their stage amid huge fan demand. Appearing on This Morning on Monday, the About You Now hitmakers spoke about how nervous they were ahead of their performance. Keisha Buchanan said: 'We are always super nervous especially when we are going out to perform because we think like is anyone going to show up? 'But it was really nice.
We had the best time. It doesn’t get old for us. We are so grateful.
'To get the response we have had has been incredible we don’t take it for granted. We got on a plane as soon as we got off the stage and went to Marrakech.' The Sugababes admitted on This Morning on Monday they were 'worried no one would turn up to their Glasto gig' on Friday - after security were forced to shut down entry to their stage Their appearance comes after it was reported that in fact, the jam-packed crowd all hoping to see the band forced security to shut down entry to a stage at Glastonbury.
The West Holts stage, which has capacity for 35,000 people, had to operate a 'one in one out' system to avoid a crush as fans arrived to watch the gr.
