Louise Redknapp turned heads at Rewind Festival over the weekend, performing in a stylish all-black outfit that showed off her toned legs in knee-length shorts paired with a fitted black top. The former Eternal star, 51, looked fantastic as she took to the stage, with her physique on display in the sleek monochrome look.
Nostalgic set and new tracks
Louise has been enjoying a fresh chapter in her career under her first name, but she was happy to celebrate her pop past during the nostalgic festival set. She treated fans to a reimagined version of Eternal classic Stay, giving the nineties favourite a fresh twist, while also performing newer tracks including Manifesting and No.
Peter Andre and other stars
Peter Andre was another familiar face at Rewind, looking smart as he took to the stage fully suited and booted. The 53-year-old has become one of the most recognisable faces of the nineties pop era, and Mysterious Girl proved it is still a great pop bop all these years later.
Tony Hadley also appeared, bringing his unmistakable voice and classic pop-rock sound to the crowd. The former Spandau Ballet frontman has enjoyed a successful solo career since leaving the band and remains one of the most recognisable voices of the era.
Kim Wilde and The Human League
Kim Wilde, now 65, brought her trademark energy to the stage, treating fans to hits including Chequered Love, Never Trust a Stranger and You Came. The Human League provided the big Saturday night finale, taking over the main stage as the festival's headline act. Their set included favourites such as The Sound of the Crowd, Mirror Man, Human, Love Action and Keep Feeling Fascination, plus the big singalong Don't You Want Me.
More acts at Temple Island Meadows
Sonia Evans turned heads in a red sequinned top and matching mini skirt, while Jenny Powell presented the main stage in a blue dress and was pictured having an unexpected encounter with Basil Brush. Soul II Soul star Charlotte Kelly brought hits including Back to Life and Keep On Movin', and Bow Wow Wow star Annabella Lwin also appeared.
Toploader brought their feel-good sound to Temple Island Meadows, and Slade delivered their unmistakable glam rock sound. Other acts on the bill included The Trevor Horn Band, Blancmange, The Proclaimers, The Undertones, Tunde, Toyah and Roland Gift.
