Kate Nash Criticizes Celebrities, Politicians at Glastonbury

During her headlining set at Glastonbury Festival's Left Field stage, singer-songwriter Kate Nash delivered an expletive-laden critique of several public figures, including J.K. Rowling, Rod Stewart, Denise Welch, Keir Starmer, and Nigel Farage. Nash accused Rowling of transphobia, arguing that such views are incompatible with feminism, and asserted her personal commitment to supporting trans friends, referencing backlash she received after releasing her single 'GERM.' She also criticized the music industry and Denise Welch, suggesting industry executives are intimidated by her outspokenness. Nash specifically condemned Rod Stewart for his recent endorsement of the right-wing Reform UK party, in addition to criticizing Starmer and Farage. Her performance emphasized her opposition to systems of oppression and bigotry. The set attracted significant media attention for its unapologetic tone and bold political statements.