Kalpana Ndlovu: “A lot of people, like I do, want to have the ultimate choice, the final say on who they love. What I would like to do is to let everyone choose for themselves.

“This year, when I won I would have done another round of shows and I’d know if it went well.

“But I don’t feel like the act has been very successful because many people haven’t seen it.

“I don’t want that to happen.”

When asked if he and his bandmates could do it again, the singer said: “Yeah, we can try. If we do it, it would have to be with bigger crowds and better management.”

He continued: “It’s probably not been the most successful time. I mean, we’ve won two awards, but that’s still bad news.”

Last night, the show was due to be played in its entirety before being staged in its entirety afterwards.

A spokesperson for Ticketmaster confirmed the show will be re-enacted, saying: “Our event was cancelled in April. We have agreed that we’ll continue to support the band in their concerts and festivals in the UK.”

A representative from Ticketmaster did not return Radio Five Live’s request for comment.

A spokesman for Lagerfeld declined to comment.

Last time the Daughters of Bahamut attended an event The Sunday Times named “20 artists who made history at the Glastonbury Festival last year.”