And with a bill that could rival weekender festivals, it was bound to be a day of unrivalled songs and atmosphere at Live at Leeds 2024. The festival itself is located on the outskirts of Leeds and had a very efficient and effective layout ensuring sounds of different stages didn’t clash while also making sure it wasn’t a trek between acts on separate platforms. Advertisement Advertisement Did you know with an ad-lite subscription to Doncaster Free Press, you get 70% fewer ads while viewing the news that matters to you.
Within the park were five stages and ranked in order of size, these were: The Cockpit (Main Stage), Clash Big Top, The Temple, DIY Stage, and The DORK HYPE Stage. With gates opening at 12, many music fans came early and despite the grey clouds above their heads, the weather was intended to remain dry for most of the day. Launching the day of music ahead into action were Scottish indie-rock band Vistas who pulled in a relatively large crowd despite being placed first on the main stage.
The Edinburgh based band rocked through a compilation of their very best which included electronic tracks such as Retrospect and Stranger. Advertisement Advertisement Following on from Vistas was another rising Scottish talent Dylan John Thomas andwith a notable and passionate fan following, the songs were belted back to the rising star. Fans of his could be spotted in wigs copying the star’s catching hairstyle, as catchy songs such as Jenna and Feel The Fire - songs that w.
