Latitude Festival wrapped up in style on Sunday as a host of music stars and familiar faces descended on Henham Park in Suffolk.
Dermot O'Leary's DJ Set
Dermot O'Leary got the party started as he returned to Latitude for his popular DJ set in the Woods, whipping up the crowd as plumes of smoke filled the stage. The TV presenter, 53, looked completely in his element as festivalgoers gathered beneath the trees to sing and dance along to his carefully chosen playlist.
Lewis Capaldi's Performance
Lewis Capaldi, 29, brought one of the weekend's most anticipated performances as fans packed out the main arena to see the Scottish singer-songwriter. His set was packed with his tear-jerking hits and plenty of comedic moments, one being when he shouted "shout out to the menopause and anyone that experiences the menopause this one is for you!"
Other Highlights
Rebecca Lucy Taylor, better known as Self Esteem, delivered a commanding performance with her trademark confidence and striking stage presence. Indie favourites Wet Leg had the audience bouncing as they returned with another show-stopping festival set.
Tom Grennan appeared in great spirits as he entertained the Suffolk crowd with one of the day's standout performances. Psychedelic rock legends The Flaming Lips lit up the stage with their colourful live show which featured giant inflatable robots.
Blur bassist Alex James swapped Britpop for his Classical project, treating fans to an afternoon performance, before he heads back to his farm to prepare for Big Feastival.
Teddy Swims showcased his powerhouse vocals as he performed to thousands of festivalgoers and headlined on the Saturday night. His floor-shaking set included his biggest hits such as Loose Control as well as a surprise duet with Vanessa Carlton for her hit 1000 Miles.
Mercury Prize winners English Teacher continued their impressive rise with a confident set at the festival. Sarah Cracknell took to the stage with Saint Etienne as the beloved pop group delighted long-time fans.
Other names on the bill included Billy Ocean, Everything Everything, Last Dinner Party, Tom Odell and more.
Across the site, thousands soaked up the sunshine as Latitude celebrated its landmark 20th anniversary with music, comedy and entertainment.
