Fans have converged to witness the raw intensity of Knocked Loose, who have returned to the UK to play their biggest headline show to date alongside hardcore genre up-and-comers, Deafheaven and Headbussa.
Simple Plan, renowned pop-punk pioneers since the early 2000’s, brought a high energy and crowd-moving performance to the stage of Victoria Warehouse. State Champs and Mayday Parade have been supporting them on the ‘Hard as Rock’, their opening sets laying the foundations for an action-packed evening.
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield @tinyraindropphotography The final day of Leeds Festival had finally come around and the campsite was gradually getting less and less busy as campers packed away their tents, preparing for the day ahead. The weather was somewhat more wet than the rest of the weekend, but crowds still flocked into the arena…
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield @tinyraindropphotography Saturday morning meant time to recover from the night before and prepare for another incredible day of live music and fun. With Sam Fender as this day’s headliner, the excitement could be felt throughout the campsites with speakers playing his tunes from as early as 9am. First up on the…
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield @tinyraindropphotography After a swift arrival to the festival site the night prior and relatively few queues, the campsites had already begun to fill, and the best camping spots had been claimed by festival-goers. Arriving on the Thursday meant a stress-free set-up and the chance to explore the huge variety of food…
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