GLASTONBURY fans have been left raging as 'sound issues' appeared to plague Shania Twain's performance.
The legendary Canadian singer took to the Pyramid Stage at the sold out music festival on Sunday afternoon.
However, just minutes into her set fans viewing the performance at home were left less than impressed.
Glastonbury viewers took to social media to blast organisers for what they claimed was 'tough' sound 'issues'.
As the 58-year-old blasted out smash hits like You're Still The One, a BBC viewer said: "Loving the queen Shania Twain at #Glastonbury2024 but the sound issues are tough."
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A second wrote: "What is happening with Shania Twain?! Saw her in Belfast on Thursday past #belsonic, now watching Glastonbury the sound and her singing is terrible."
"Shania Twain, I am gutted for her. So looked forward to her set but all my energy is willing her to end it. Not sure if it is sound problems or her but it is very sad to see," said a third.
While a fourth commented: "The sound is muddy, the keys are muddled and the vocals are all over the place. I hope it’s better in person, cos this TV sound is horrendous."
The Sun has reached out to the BBC.
Meanwhile, Glastonbury bosses have confirmed the festival won't go ahead in 2026.
Plans are in place for a fallow year to "give the land a rest", says organiser Emily Eavis.
It means festival-goers will have to wait 24 months for the festival to return after it ends this time next year.