Sir Elton John fans left with one big question after special guest choices at Glastonbury set

Sir Elton John brought the curtain down on this year's Glastonbury festival on Sunday night with a showstopping set packed with 'bangers galore'.

The 76-year-old, dressed in a dazzling gold suit and red-tinted sunglasses, wowed festival-goers - and viewers watching along at home on BBC - with a emotional farewell show on the Pyramid Stage, following on from performances from Lil Nas X, Blondie, Yusuf / Cat Stevens and Sophie Ellis-Bexter.

The career-spanning set included hits such as Benny And The Jets, Goodbye Yellow Brick Road, and Your Song. He was the last of three headliners to play the Pyramid Stage at Worthy Farm, over the weekend following on from Guns N’ Roses and Arctic Monkeys who performed on Saturday and Friday (25 and 24 June) respectively.

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Across his two-hour performance, which he suggested "may" be his last, Elton John welcomed four special guests including The Killers frontman Brandon Flowers. The Mr Brightside singer was welcomed with rapturous applause to the stage before performing Elton John's hit 'Tiny Dancer'.

Rumours had been swirling for days about who Elton John might bring out with huge names including Britney Spears and Sir Paul McCartney floated, but on the night he chose to champion new and emerging talent, welcoming Jacob Lusk of Gabriels, Stephen Sanchez, and Rina Sawayama.

After performing his hit 'The Bitch Is Back', Sir Elton told the crowd: “I never thought I would ever play Glastonbury and here I am.

“It’s a very special and emotional night for me because it might be my last show ever in England, so I had better play well and I had better entertain you, you’ve been standing there so