#The who live at leeds full

As the crowd gathered, a distorted version of God Save The Queen began to blast on the speakers, making the public aware of what they were about to witness. The iconic The Snuts were up next on the Hill Top stage, preparing for a mind-blowing performance. Holly Humberstone’s set was an unforgettable experience, and her talents are unparalleled. As soon as the first chord was struck, it was although you would hear a pin drop in the audience. Halfway through her captivating set, Holly began London is Lonely, a heart-wrenching ballad written for her sister as a means of showing her support for her devastating mental health. Although her voice was tranquil and timid, it was also both powerful and spellbinding. Song after song, Holly presented her angelic voice. Holly’s beautiful and shy aura created a new sense of calm for the festival-goers. Just seconds after the end of the punk rockers, over on the MTV main stage, the ethereal Holly Humberstone picked up her guitar and along with her female drummer, the two hypnotised the audience. Leave It Out, their most famous single was served with intense charisma and musical perfection. The Scouse punks performed each and every enraged single with the same energy and zeal as their first. Stone’s stage presence throughout the set was unmatched from funny stories told by frontman Finlay Power to thought-provoking political speeches, there was not a second that the audience was left without entertainment. Keep Running was their first song on the setlist, which warmed up the crowd for what was set to follow. Impassioned, angsty and vivacious are the three words that best envelop Stone. In contrast, Stone was set to make a statement on the stage just next door to the DIY tent. Cassia’s set provided the perfect oxymoron between the upbeat vibes within the tent in contrast to the glacial weather outside.

Finally, the last song, Right There provided the perfect sing-a-long for the crowd and ensured that Cassia were to be a masterful and memorable experience for the public. A dynamic start to the third song, Motions, occurred with the entire three-piece retrieving drum sticks and executing a zestful drum solo.

#The who live at leeds full

Kicking it off with their hit single Similar, the almost full tent sang alongside frontman Rob Ellis. Cassia provided a warm and inviting space where the cool temperature was no longer a thought despite the bitter weather outside. The band in question providing this overjoyed music so early in the day were Cassia. Feelings that only the vision of hundreds of smiling faces, food trucks and festival stages can bring.Īt precisely twenty past two, the sound of rapturous indie rock transpired from the DIY big top tent. As soon as you stepped foot into the grounds of the Live at Leeds In the Park, which was hosted at Temple Newsam, the well-known feelings of excitement and euphoria took hold.