American singer and songwriter Billie Eilish made history at the Reading Festival as the youngest singer to top the bills at Reading and Leeds. At just 21 years old, Eilish returned to the festival as a headliner, following her debut at the age of 17. Back then, she pulled one of the biggest crowds at the festival. Since then, Eilish has achieved great success, winning multiple Grammy awards and releasing another album ‘Happier Than Ever’ in 2021.

During her performance at the Reading Festival, Eilish sang many of her popular songs, including ‘Bury A Friend’, ‘You Should See Me In A Crown’, and ‘Therefore I Am’. She was accompanied by her brother and co-writer Finneas. One of the highlights of her set was the gorgeous tune for the Barbie soundtrack, ‘What Was I Made For?’

Eilish’s performance at the festival took the audience on a journey through her musical journey over the past four years. She asked the audience how many of them were present at the festival four years ago when she pulled a huge crowd. In the gap of four years, Eilish has accomplished remarkable things in her career, including winning Grammy awards and releasing her highly acclaimed album.

Billie Eilish’s success has had a significant impact on the youth culture and festival landscape. Her unique sound and heartfelt lyrics have resonated with millions of fans around the world. She has become an icon for young musicians and continues to push boundaries in the music industry.

In conclusion, Billie Eilish’s return to the Reading Festival as a headliner, at just 21 years old, is a testament to her immense talent and popularity. Her journey over the past four years has been filled with achievements, including winning Grammy awards and releasing successful albums. Eilish has truly made a mark on the music industry and continues to inspire young artists.