The Chemical Brothers release ‘Go (Live from Glastonbury)’ to streaming: Listen

The Chemical Brothers have officially released their iconic live performance of ‘Go’ from Glastonbury Festival to streaming services. The recording is now available across Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, iTunes Store, Amazon Music and Deezer.

Crucially, the live cut captures one of the most-loved moments in the duo’s festival history. ‘Go’ has long served as a peak-time anthem in their shows, and the Glastonbury rendition has become one of the touchstone clips of their live legacy. As a result, fans have been calling for an official streaming release for years.

Notably, the reaction online has been emotional. “Watching this on my own at Glasto blew my mind — it was the first time really knowing Chem Brothers and since then been a big fan. This has always been up there as one of my fave Glasto sets,” one fan commented. Furthermore, others have used the release as a call for more: “Release the whole 2019 Glastonbury set for streaming,” another wrote.

Meanwhile, the longest-running fans have framed the moment as a full-circle one. “Came a long way since the Pyramid Stage, 125,000 people… millennium 2000. I could not see properly and was 125,000 from the stage. Remember the lasers, which are nothing now, but then they were fire. And it was 30 degrees all weekend,” one wrote. “Best song since then, part of my life. I have every album CD except the last. Should probably be knighted for contribution to EDM.”

Equally, the release lands in the middle of an active phase for the duo. The ‘Go (Live from Glastonbury)’ cut follows the release of Chemical Brothers compilation ‘Go: Apex and Beyond’ and the duo’s ongoing 30-year anniversary celebrations.

Still, the bigger picture is permanence. In short, the Glastonbury moment that has lived in fan memory and YouTube clips for years now finally has a permanent streaming home.