The severe weather forced an evacuation and caused major damage at the venue, including collapsed scaffolding and destroyed stage equipment. Public reception areas were also damaged, leading organizers to cancel the final day of the festival.

Frontman Fred Schneider later described the situation as a total disaster. He said lightning had already been seen before the band’s crew was still asked to prepare the stage, and that a short delay kept the group from being onstage when the worst of the storm hit.

The band’s equipment, including keyboards, microphones, laptops, and sound gear, was damaged or destroyed when scaffolding came down. Schneider said crew members had to take cover during the dangerous conditions.

No injuries were reported, but the incident raised serious concerns about safety planning during outdoor events when severe weather develops quickly.

The collaboration began with Tormenta, the track from Gorillaz’s 2023 album Cracker Island that features Bad Bunny. Damon Albarn then stayed on stage as the performance shifted into Gorillaz’s classic hit Clint Eastwood, giving the audience another surprise during the set. Concert videos shared online showed fans singing along as the artists performed together.

The live reunion marked another chapter in the partnership between Bad Bunny and Gorillaz, who first performed Tormenta together at Coachella in 2023. Their London appearance gave fans another chance to see the collaboration performed live, this time with the addition of one of Gorillaz’s most recognizable songs.

The guest appearance quickly became one of the standout moments of the night, with clips from the performance spreading across social media and drawing attention from fans around the world.

In a statement shared after fans discussed the discovery online, the Staind frontman said shredded pieces of artwork from his unreleased album Give Me Back My Country had been found inside packages connected to Swift’s merch.

The scraps were first treated by some fans as possible clues tied to Swift. The pieces were later linked to Lewis’ album artwork instead.

Lewis said he did not know how the material ended up in the packaging and made clear that he was not blaming Swift.

Give Me Back My Country continues Lewis’ recent focus on political and country-leaning material. The packaging incident brought unexpected attention to the album ahead of its release.