U2

In June 2011, U2 took to the iconic Glastonbury stage to perform "I Will Follow," a fan-favorite from their debut album, "Boy," released back in 1980. At this point in their career, the band was riding high on the success of their 2009 album "No Line on the Horizon," solidifying their place as rock legends. This performance was notable not only because it marked their return to Glastonbury after nearly three decades but also because they donated a portion of their earnings from the show to support relief efforts for the devastating earthquake in Haiti. U2’s ability to blend powerful live performances with social activism only heightened the emotional impact of the event, showcasing their ever-evolving legacy as artists who connect deeply with their audience.

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