Lorde's wardrobe malfunction stops Splendour set

LORDE has been forced to interrupt her set and run off stage after a wardrobe malfunction threatened to reveal a little too much of the pop star at Splendour in the Grass.

The New Zealand singer blamed enthusiastic dancing for the mishap, which occurred while she was in the middle of her headline performance at the Byron Bay festival on Friday night.

“This is historically a very dancey night which I am happy about, but I want to show you something crazy that just happened to me,” Lorde told the audience, a video posted by Triple J on Twitter revealed.

Taking off her jacket and showing the crowd her bare back, Lorde laughed as she explained that her “shirt has become disconnected from my body”.

“Will you give me a second to fix this and I’ll run back?” She asked the audience. “This is crazy, talk among yourself.”

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Leaving the stage for several minutes, the crowd broke out into a rendition of DJ Otzi’s Hey Baby (If You’ll be My Girl) and applauded as Lorde made her way back out on stage.

“Hello again I’m back,” Lorde said. “That should be fine now.”

During her Splendour set Lorde paid tribute Australia rock band Powderfinger, covering their song My Happiness.

MDMA capsules found in Nutella jar at music festival

Meanwhile, a woman’s creative attempt to smuggle drugs into Splendour in the Grass has resulted in her arrest.

The young woman tried to enter the festival with 12 MDMA capsules hidden in a jar of home brand chocolate hazelnut spread when she was arrested.

It came after Lismore officers searched her car as she went to enter the festival campground in Byron Bay.

The 22-year-old woman from Queensland was removed from the festival and issued a court attendance notice for possessing a prohibited drug.

Police warned punters would be denied entry if found with drugs, but said they wouldn’t be ripping up tickets if a sniffer dog simply indicated traces. Police confirmed drugs would have to be found for action to be taken.

A post on the NSW Police Force Facebook page said police would be targeting “illegal drug use and supply, as well as alcohol-fuelled violence and anti-social behaviour” at the festival.

At last year’s Splendour festival, 267 people were caught with illicit drugs and 146 received court attendance notices.

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