Dua Lipa's Glastonbury Surprise: Kevin Parker of Tame Impala Joins Her Onstage

Dua Lipa brought out Tame Impala's Kevin Parker during her Glastonbury set, surprising the crowd and performing their collaboration "Midnight Sun."

Parker produced Lipa's upcoming album, "Future Nostalgia," which is set to be released in April. The album was recorded in a beach house in Western Australia with Parker and Lipa's friends.

Lipa headlined the Glastonbury Festival on Friday night, and her set was one of the most talked-about of the weekend. She performed a career-spanning set that included hits like "New Rules," "IDGAF," and "One Kiss." She also debuted new music from "Future Nostalgia," including the title track and "Don't Start Now."

Parker's appearance was a surprise, and it was a highlight of Lipa's set. The two performed "Midnight Sun" together, and the crowd went wild. Parker also played guitar on Lipa's performance of "New Rules."

After the set, Parker spoke to reporters about his collaboration with Lipa and his new album, "The Slow Rush." He said that he and Lipa had been working on "Midnight Sun" for over a year, and that he was excited to finally release it. He also said that he was proud of "The Slow Rush," and that he thought it was his best work yet.

Parker's new album is set to be released on February 14th. It is his first album in five years, and it is highly anticipated by fans of psychedelic rock.

In addition to Lipa, Parker has also collaborated with Kanye West and Travis Scott. He has produced tracks for both artists, and he has also played guitar on West's album "The Life of Pablo." Parker is one of the most sought-after producers in the music industry, and he is known for his unique and innovative sound.

Parker's recent transfer of ownership of his discography and songwriting to BMG is a significant move for the artist. It gives him greater control over his music and its distribution, and it also allows him to explore new creative avenues.