Interpol

In June 2005, Interpol was riding high on the wave of their critically acclaimed album "Antics," which had been released in 2004. This album solidified their presence in the post-punk revival scene and featured hit tracks like "Evil" and "Slow Hands." Playing at Glastonbury, a true mecca for music lovers, was a significant moment for the band, showcasing their magnetic live energy to a massive audience. Known for their atmospheric sound and sophisticated lyrics, Interpol’s performance of "Not Even Jail" during this set highlighted their ability to engage fans with intense, emotive performances. The band's unique blend of shadowy, introspective themes resonated deeply with the Glastonbury crowd, making this a memorable chapter in their journey, right as they cemented their legacy in the music world.

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