The pop-rock and alt-rock queen herself, Alanis Morissette, wowed crowds at the Blenheim Palace Festival near the Cotswolds in Oxfordshire.
Following on from dance music icon Pete Tong’s Ibiza Classics opening night on Saturday (June 27), Ms Morissette took to the Great Court stage on Sunday (June 28), backed by special guests Skunk Anansie.
The seven-time Grammy winner delivered a set packed with fan favourites, drawing heavily on her landmark album Jagged Little Pill.
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She performed hits including Hand in My Pocket, You Learn, Head Over Feet, Ironic and Mary Jane, alongside deeper cuts and newer material such as Reasons I Drink and Hands Clean.
One fan posting on social media described the show as “unreal” and said finally seeing Ms Morissette live was a “massive box ticked”.
Another wrote that her performance felt “like a therapy session” and urged others to go if they wanted to get their “life changed”.
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Others praised the atmosphere in the palace grounds, with the combination of Morissette’s 1990s anthems, Skunk Anansie’s high-energy support and the historic backdrop making the night feel “epic” and “special”.
This week’s Blenheim Palace Festival line-up continues with Grammy-nominated vocalist Teddy Swims bringing his blend of soul, R&B and pop to the stage on Tuesday (June 30).
Global superstar Katy Perry follows on Wednesday (July 1) before Michael Bublé closes out the inaugural festival on Saturday (July 4).
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