00:00What does it mean to you to be able to be back at Glastonbury headlining the
00:08park stage? It's the first time my son's gonna see me sing definitely on a stage
00:13anyway so that's exciting for me and also just Glastonbury's is is such
00:18another world you don't have to connect it too much to anything else it can just
00:22be this standalone bizarre moment and I mean yeah lots of quite good answers
00:31there not not one. I loved all those answers. Me too, me too, it's great. That's really true I think we just feel like we want to really appreciate what it is yeah you know these
00:42things so we're just gonna try and really grasp it and really live inside it. Yeah
00:46you mentioned at all that you started off with a charity gig in London last week
00:50how was that being back on stage together for the very first time in eight
00:53years? We think the MS Society which was a thing that's important to us and when we
00:58did the last Maccabee shows we did a gig for MS Society again so that just felt
01:01right. I was finding that on stage I was in like a split second I was euphoric and
01:06I was actually crying. It felt amazing I haven't felt like that for a very long
01:10time. I found that that first show I had sort of norovirus or something so I was
01:15just on survival mode so I missed all the crying I was just sort of desperate not to be sick.
01:22What does the response that you've had at these shows mean to you? It's so it is a
01:26weirdly complicated sort of emotional experience so that the more you can
01:34simplify it the more that I've been able to simplify it the easier it's felt and
01:37and the better it's felt. Yeah well another emotional night coming thank you so much for
01:42talking to me in a good way. We might not cry at all you know it might just be yeah yeah yeah no maybe
01:49I mean yeah. Like it's a decision in a set. Thank you so much for talking to me guys. Thank you.
