Glastonbury viewers go wild for enthusiastic sign language interpreter during the Foo Fighters’ set

Glastonbury viewers have gone wild for an enthusiastic sign language interpreter who signed during the Foo Fighters set on Friday.

While tens of thousands of music lovers trekked to Somerset’s Worthy Farm for the festival, millions stayed at home to watch the action on TV.

And during the rock band’s surprise performance on the Pyramid stage during the hour-long ‘secret’ slot, fans at home were loving the British Sign Language interpreter.

The women in question beamed as she signed and knew every word as she performed with gusto and great energy.

Taking to Twitter, viewers were quick to praise her for really going for it, branding her a ‘hero’ who was the ‘star of the show’.   

The best of her! Glastonbury viewers have gone wild for an enthusiastic sign language interpreter who signed during the Foo Fighters set on Friday

Rock on: during the rock band’s surprise performance on the Pyramid stage during the hour-long ‘secret’ slot, fans at home were loving the British Sign Language interpreter

‘Sign language interpreter during Foo Fighters was a headline act’ commented one viewer. 

While another declared: ‘The sign language lady on #Glastonbury23 for the Foo Fighters is amazing.’

‘She’s doing a good job, I don’t even know sign language and I knew what song it was before I turned the volume on’ tweeted a third.

‘Wow! Go girl! Well done’ came the response from a fourth person.

‘Watching Foo Fighters on iPlayer and the star of the show is lady doing the sign language. talk about going for it! This woman is a hero’ added a fifth.

With another adding: ‘The foo fighters sign language girl cant be beaten.’

Three separate women took on the task of interpreting the Foo Fighters’ tracks which aired on BBC iPlayer, but it was clear that this woman was a favourite. 

The Foo Fighters sent crowds wild when they made a surprise appearance on stage, returning to Glastonbury for the first time since Taylor Hawkins’ death. 

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Living her best life: The women in question beamed as she signed and knew every word as she performed with gusto and great energy

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Legends: While tens of thousands of music lovers trekked to Somerset’s Worthy Farm for the festival, millions stayed at home to watch the action on TV (Dave Grohl and Josh Freese of the Foo Fighters)

Big fans: Taking to Twitter, viewers were quick to praise her for really going for it, branding her a ‘hero’ who was the ‘star of the show’

The rock n’ roll icons shocked festivalgoers when they walked out on The Pyramid stage for an impressive hour-long setlist, leading Friday’s star-studded performers.

The band last played Glastonbury six years ago, and it was their first time back at the festival since the tragic death of their drummer Taylor Hawkins last year.

Lead singer Dave Grohl paid tribute to his late friend and bandmate as he dedicated their final song Everlong to him in an emotional moment.

Taylor was found dead last year in his luxury hotel room from a ‘cardiovascular collapse’ induced by a drug binge while the band were touring in Columbia. 

Shock: The Foo Fighters sent crowds wild when they made a surprise appearance on stage, returning to Glastonbury for the first time since Taylor Hawkins’ death

Wow! The rock n’ roll icons shocked festivalgoers when they walked out on The Pyramid stage for an impressive hour-long setlist, leading Friday’s star-studded performers

Tragic: The band last played Glastonbury six years ago, and it was their first time back at the festival since the tragic death of their drummer Taylor Hawkins (pictured) last year

Amazing: The slot had been held under the alias The Churnups, with speculation rife about who would actually be appearing on stage as the truth was shrouded in mystery

The band’s surprise appearance on the third day of Glastonbury comes after weeks of speculation about who would play the ‘secret’ slot, which was held under the mystery alias The Churnups. 

Fans previously believed the alias referred to Britpop band Pulp, but the Daily Mail then confirmed it would be The Foo Fighters making the surprise appearance.

The Glastonbury crowds went completely wild when singer Dave strutted out on stage with his guitar in hand and kicked off the show.

Both festivalgoers and viewers at home took to Twitter to share their shock over The Foo Fighter’s surprise appearance, with some admitting they ‘screamed’ when they came on.