Hozier has thanked Glastonbury for a "truly special" experience performing there.
The musician took to the festival's Pyramid Stage on Saturday and shared a video of him performing his hit single Take Me To Church to his Instagram account, with the crowd singing the words back to him.
He captioned the video: "Glastonbury, thanks so much... That was truly special. All the love."
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In a second post, Hozier said, "Thank you so much for giving your time and energy checking out the set! It's a joy to be here, thrilled to be back."
During his performance of Nina Cried Power, from his latest album Wasteland, Baby! Hozier gave Friday night's headliner Stormzy a shout-out singing, "Stormzy cried power."
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Stormzy became the first black, British solo artist to headline the festival when he took to the stage on Friday night.
For his set, Stormzy wore a stab-proof vest with the Union flag on it, which the artist Banksy later announced was one of their designs.
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Sharing a picture of Stormzy wearing the vest, Banksy captioned an Instagram post, "I made a customised stab-proof vest and though – who could possibly wear this?
"Stormzy at Glastonbury."
Stormzy was apparently unaware that he was wearing a Banksy design at the time, sharing Banksy's post with the caption, "Absolutely f***ing speechless."
