Eagle-eyed Sir Elton John fans spotted a special nod to Merseyside during his Glastonbury set.
The Rocket Man singer closed the Worthy Farm festival on Sunday with classics including Bernie and the Jets, I'm Still Standing and Tiny Dancer. Sir Elton said it might be his last ever show in the UK as he told the roaring crowd he "really appreciated" their love and support.
As the singer performed 'I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues', old photographs flashed up on the screens behind him. One photo appeared to show Fort Perch Rock in New Brighton, with fans rushing to comment on the image.
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One person tweeted: "Look!!! New Brighton Fort Perch Rock on Elton John’s Stage Screen at Glastonbury!!!!! #glastonbury2023 #eltonjohn #newbrighton."
Another said: "Elton John's video backdrop Glastonbury. Fort Perch Rock New Brighton?"
A third fan added: "Didn’t expect Elton to have a picture of Perch Rock in New Brighton in the back of his performance but there you go. #Glastonbury."
One fan said it's not the first time Sir Elton has including an image of New Brighton in his set, with the singer also having shown the images during a concert in Melbourne, Australia.
Another fan added: "Elton rocking the fort."
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