Zara Larsson headlined the opening day of the Sziget music festival in Hungary on Tuesday (August 11), performing tracks such as Midnight Sun to tens of thousands of fans. The Swedish singer was lifted into the air during her choreography and invited two festival-goers onstage to join her in the Lush Life dance.
Natasha Bedingfield delivers tender set
The UK-New Zealand star performed hits including Unwritten, Love Like This, and Pocketful of Sunshine. A touching moment came when the audience sang These Words along with her, leaving her speechless. She wore a leather string top and oversized black trousers, with a wind machine blowing her hair during the performance.
Biffy Clyro and Wolf Alice rock the crowd
Scottish rock band Biffy Clyro brought indie hits to the stage, with lead singer Simon Neil performing in red Adidas shorts, showing his tattoos. The band played tracks like Mountains and When We Collide, with drummer Ben Johnston on the other side of the stage. Indie band Wolf Alice also performed, with lead singer Ellie Rowsell in a white dress and lacy tights, playing guitar on songs like Don't Delete the Kisses. Drummer Joel Amey wore orange sunglasses during the set.
TOMORA closes with house and EDM blend
UK-Norwegian duo TOMORA, featuring Tom Rowlands of the Chemical Brothers and Norwegian singer Aurora, delivered a set of house and EDM music. Their track Somewhere Else served as the BBC's song for the World Cup.
