Lorde had a successful Glastonbury Music Festival set as she brought out two special guests and ditched her curly brown locks to debut a new hairstyle.
According to NME, the New Zealand songwriter took the Pyramid Stage on Sunday when she called singers Clairo and Arlo Parks on stage to sing her hit track "Stone At The Nail Salon" from her album "Solar Power."
What fans didn't know is that Clairo did the backing vocals for the song's studio version as well as on the "Solar Power" single.
The two guest musicians performed their shows at the festival. Clairo took the John Peel Stage early Sunday and Parks on the Park Stage last week.
After her performance, fans took to social media to react to Lorde's shocking hair transformation.
"lorde looks soooo good with her hair blonde," one fan wrote.
"lorde is blonde im screaming and crying rn shes so beautiful," another one wrote.
This isn't the first time the "Melodrama" songstress went blonde as she appeared in the music video of "Mood Ring" wearing platinum rocks.
However, at the time, Lorde was wearing a wig, compared to today, where she appeared to have fully bleached her hair.
During her set, the 25-year-old musician took the time to address the overturn of Roe v. Wade.
"Want to hear a secret, girls? Your bodies were destined to be controlled and objectified since before you were born. That horror is your birthright. But here's another secret, you possess ancient strength, ancient wisdom. Wisdom that has propelled every woman that came before you," she said while nearing the end of her set.
She concluded her message by saying, "F*** the Supreme Court."
The Grammy-winning singer's recent set marks her return to the Glastonbury Music Festival as she last performed in 2017.
She told the crowd that it was "good to be back" before performing some of her classic hits like "The Louvre," "Sober," "Homemade Dynamite," "Buzzcut Season," and "Royals."
After her festival appearance, Lorde is set to return to her "Solar Power" tour, which will continue at the Alexandra Palace in London, United Kingdom, on June 28.
The upcoming show is officially sold out as of this writing, but she has other European and Australian dates available on her official website.
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