GLASTONBURY fans have blasted the festival after Guns N’ Roses made their epic debut.
The Paradise City hitmakers were headlining the second night of the three-day musical extravaganza at the iconic Worthy Farm.
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With loyal Guns N’ Roses fans eagerly awaiting their first Glastonbury showcase, many were left bitterly disappointed after a set crammed with hits including Welcome To The Jungle.
They all had one complaint – centred on the sound quality of lead star Axl Rose’s mic on the Pyramid Stage.
One stauch Roses fan told MirrorOnline: “We were sat up the hill for Guns N’ Roses and it was a struggle to hear Axl.
“Between songs he appeared to address the sound issues and said ‘I can’t walk out further on stage cause when I do I can only hear myself and not the band’.”
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Others on Twitter were quick to agree, with one writing: “The BBC’s sound mix for #GunsNRoses is terrible.”
A second put: “Not impressed with Glastonbury this year like, Arctic’s shite, couldn’t hear Axl Rose, Texas were class tho.”
A third said: “So Axl might only have per cent of his voice and need two disco naps but (once the sound got sorted) that was an epic Saturday headliner and I’ll not hear a bad word about it. Amazing.”
Another then weighed in and put: “It’s hard to judge Guns N’Roses Glastonbury set. The band sounded fantastic, and when you could hear Axl Rose he sounded great. However when you couldn’t it made it a hard watch. I’m not sure if that’s due to his voice or sound problems.”
Recently, the band’s frontman Axl told how he was forced to sleep at the Tottenham Hotspur stadium after falling ill between gigs.
We exclusively reported how the Guns N’ Roses legend told fans he was too ill to return to London’s 5-star Mandarin Hotel with the rest of the band.
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