McFly forced to halt Isle of Wight Festival set after Danny Jones swears
The chart-topping band - who have enjoyed a career spanning over two decades - were entertaining the crowds with an energetic set with their biggest hits.
McFly had to unexpectedly pause their incredible set at the Isle of Wight Festival amidst a wave of top artists like Green Day, Noahfinnce, Cian Durcot, and Nothing But Thieves. Over the joyous weekend stretch, festival-goers were treated to an auditory feast with The K's, The Prodigy, Pet Shop Boys, Jessie J, and Bradley Simpson delivering knockout performances.
Beneath the beaming sun, the McFly lads seemed poised to get the massive crowd hyped for a festival blowout. The high spirits took a comical twist when Danny Jones, 38, lost his place in their sizzling show, leading to chuckles across the fans as he exclaimed: "Oh s***."
The band, marking a staggering 21 years together, was in the middle of belting out fan-favourite when Danny brought the song to a halt after the final line "Never will be good enough for her and confessed, "Oh s***! I forgot to say when I do this we're going to hold it."
With the revelers basking in the scorching festival temperatures, Danny spurred the audience back into action, calling out: "Let me hear you one more time."
As the crowd erupted, McFly, comprising of Tom Fletcher, Dougie Poynter, and Harry Judd, dived back into the tune, sparking a rousing sing-along to cap off the tune.
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McFly set the tone for an unforgettable weekend with a jovial Instagram post, featuring the band members next to the ferry's captain and teasing their fans with the caption: "We're on our way."
The Isle of Wight festival, which began welcoming campers on Thursday, ramped up the excitement on Friday when top UK acts graced the main stage.
The Streets frontman Mike Skinner became one with the crowd during a thrilling performance. Known for 'Fit But You Know It,' Mike didn't hold back as he immersed himself in a sea of fans, crowd-surfing and engaging up-close in the pit.
His act included a nod to The Prodigy as he honoured them before they took over to mesmerize festival-goers, later lighting up the night as headliners.
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A nostalgic trip ensued as The Prodigy powered through hits such as Breathe, Out Of Space, and Firestarter, underlined by a poignant laser tribute to their late bandmate Keith Moon that swept over the audience.
Over the festival's duration, music lovers were spoilt for choice with a stellar lineup spread across 13 stages.
During this four-day cultural extravaganza, the venue transformed into a vibrant temporary home for more than 55,000 attendees, all there to soak in what is consistently hailed as one of the crowning jewels of the UK festival scene.
