Weekender Wows Festival-goers

Monday, 5 September 2022 09:33

It's been a fun-packed three days for thousands of islanders as Weekender made a stunning comeback.

Festival-goers enjoyed performances from big names in music including Sterephonics, Sigala and Jax Jones.

Ella Henderson, Tom Walker and Sam Ryder were also on the main stage.

It was the first Weekender since 2019, because of a Covid-enforced two year absence and it was the first time the show has run across three days, with gates opening 4pm Friday.

One of the stand-out sets was from Hot Dub Time Machine, who delighted the crowd in Trinity on Saturday.

Other memorable moments includes The Proclaimers' hit 500 miles.

The event closed on Sunday night with The Jacksons and Sigala.

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