Driift “mortified” about Glasto technical issues
The livestreaming business has issued an apology for the fault, adding that it relies on a third-party provider to help 'protect the stream'
News By IQ | 24 May 2021
Livestreaming business Driift has “apologised unreservedly” for the technical issues that prevented thousands of ticketholders from accessing Glastonbury’s global live stream event on Saturday (22 May).
Fans in the UK who bought ‘Live at Worthy Farm’ tickets (priced at £20) were unable to watch performances from the likes of Coldplay, Jorja Smith and George Ezra after their unique codes were flagged as invalid.
Two hours after the event started (7 pm local time), Driift were forced to release a free link…
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