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Blur’s Damon Albarn hands out ice creams


Damon Albarn handed out ice creams to fans at Blur’s headline performance at Barclaycard Presents British Summer Time in Hyde Park on Saturday night (20.06.15).

The ‘Song 2’ hitmaker’s dished out the tasty treat to those lucky fans that had managed to secure a place on the coveted front row.

The band performed a 23-strong setlist complete with tracks from their latest album ‘The Magic Whip’ as well as their classic hits.

Near the end of the show, Damon paid tribute to guitarist Graham Coxon for being the driving force behind their new album.

He told the crowd: "I just want to say thanks to Graham for getting The Magic Whip into shape … And I want to thank the backing singers, the ice cream van, and you, the fans."

With the band – which also includes bassist Alex James and drummer Dave Rowntree – making their third appearance at Hyde Park in six years, the crowds gave them a warm reception as they played some of their most well-known songs including ‘Girls & Boys’, ‘Go Out’ and ‘Coffee & TV’.

And the band couldn’t stop thanking their fans for all the home support.

He added: "Thanks so much for coming back to see us again. It’s great to be back in Hyde Park. It’s like home – well, it is home really.

"I love it here. I really love it here."



Blur’s full setlist at Barclaycard Presents British Summer Time in Hyde Park:



‘Go Out’

‘There’s No Other Way’

‘Lonesome Street’

‘Badhead’

‘Coffee & TV’

‘Out of Time’

‘Beetlebum’

‘Thought I Was a Spaceman’

‘Trimm Trabb’

‘He Thought of Cars’

‘End of a Century’

‘I Broadcast’

‘Trouble in the Message Centre’

‘Tender’

‘Parklife’

‘Ong Ong’

‘Song 2’

‘To the End’

‘This Is a Low’

‘Stereotypes’

‘Girls & Boys’

‘For Tomorrow’

‘The Universal’

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