Worthy Farm was bathed in a psychedelic glow on June 25, 2016, as Tame Impala took the stage at the legendary Glastonbury Festival. Riding the massive wave of success from their critically acclaimed 2015 album, *Currents*, Kevin Parker and his band delivered a mesmerizing performance that perfectly captured their transition from psych-rock darlings to global headliners. The set was a masterful journey through their evolving sound, blending the hypnotic grooves of their new material with beloved classics.
The crowd was treated to an expansive setlist that included the sprawling epic "Let It Happen" and the dreamy synth-pop of "The Moment," both key tracks from *Currents*. The band also delved into their back catalog with fan favorites like "Mind Mischief" and "Alter Ego," showcasing their signature swirling guitars and reverb-drenched vocals. A standout moment included their groovy cover of Mark Ronson's "Daffodils," a track Parker co-wrote and performed on. Closing with the iconic "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" and the introspective "New Person, Same Old Mistakes," Tame Impala proved their set was one of the weekend's highlights, cementing their reputation as a must-see live act with a stunning visual and sonic experience.