Queens of the Stone Age proved that they deserved the joint headline spot showing with ‘Lost Art of Keeping a Secret’, ‘Smooth Sailing’, ‘Little Sister’ and ‘Sick Sick Sick’ from their back catalogue.īill Bailey pulled a huge crowd to the Alternative Stage with his renditions of Miley Cyrus’s ‘Wrecking Ball’ in the style of Kraftwerk and a reggae version of the Downton Abbey theme tune. The Main Stage fun didn’t stop there! Paramore made a fan’s dream come true by inviting a girl from the crowd to sing ‘Misery Business’ with Hayley. The crowd went mad for Enter Shikari, and Enter Shikari went mad for the crowd! Both the singer and guitarist ended up in the pit, doing a Superman slide on a speaker across the stage and playing a great mixture of new and classic tracks. The excitement continued on day two of Leeds festival with the Main Stage bands flawless performances and addictive energy. Klaxons pulled off an awesome set topped off by their fantastic light effects.

Meanwhile Clean Bandit got everybody dancing and singing along to ‘Extraordinary’. On the BBC Radio 1 Dance Stage, Bondax went all disco with their live disco-infused set.

Named as one of the biggest artists of the year, Jungle’s set was insane, and the crowd went crazy for single ‘Busy Earnin’. Over on the Alternative Stage Simon Amstell attracted another massive audience, with the crowd spilling out of the tent. Earlier on in the day A Day to Remember treated the crowd to new material and an energetic Para Roach took to the stage. Leeds Festival got off to a phenomenal start with Friday headliners Blink-182 playing to a humongous crowd.

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