Rockers Pendulumin festival warm-up
Torrential rain proved welcome relief for the hundreds of Pendulum fans who emerged deliriously hot after last night's gig.
Pendulum, Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton
By Elizabeth Joyce
Torrential rain proved welcome relief for the hundreds of Pendulum fans who emerged deliriously hot after last night's gig.
The drum-n-bass rockers turned Wolverhampton's Wulfrun Hall into a sauna as they performed hits from their album, In Silico and new material. The gig was the perfect warm-up for the guys, who were today heading to Glastonbury.
Audience members ranged from 14-year-old lads, who were enjoying their first taste of the mosh pit, to men in their 50s who stood at the sidelines.
The group, a mix of Aussie and Brit musicians, whipped the crowd into a frenzy with Propane Nightmares, Showdown and Tarantula. Highlights included their remix of the Prodigy's Voodoo People and a cheeky version of Calvin Harris's number one I'm Not Alone.
