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It's just really really loud and brilliant and extreme

They brought their whole bag of tricks; lights, confetti canons, giant balloons falling from the rafters, smoke canons...

If you fall into the category of being on the cusp of puberty or not quite being a fully fledged adult as the previous Millennium, you’ll remember the L.I.M.P Bizkit.

My, oh my, do they deliver that by the bucket-load. Of sweat, that is.

The Pyramid Stage is just the most epic stage and I couldn't believe they'd even let me stand side-stage, never mind fucking play on the stage!

We’re having more fun playing than ever before. We’re trying to treat everything like it’s a new chapter.

The lads certainly brought a big show to the city, pumping all the energy middle aged men possibly can! - Nawaza reviews Blue's comeback.

The heat in the room seems to increase as Bastille prove to the crowd they have come back to Norwich even bigger and better than when they played the Waterfront in March this year

"We’ve got these instruments I had custom made - they’re motion sensors, so when I move my hand around in the air above them, it controls different sounds." - Sub Focus talks to Outline's Will.

"Obviously there’s the standard things that tear most bands apart – egos, money and women - but none of things has seemed to bother us" - Robby Tukak on what's kept Goo Goo Dolls strong

I think seeing us do these songs live is pretty crucial if you want to get the full, 360-degree, panoramic view of the songs - how they live and breathe

Tracksuits and Fleetwood Mac

Foals are polished, sharp, and dangerous; fast becoming one of the UK’s finest exponents.

"We’re the Rolling Stones of the rap game..." - Chuck D talks to Emma from Outline

Cracking show from Iceandic award winner and his protégés.

I’d love to say that we went to some amazing place in Africa and heard this particular rhythm, but it doesn’t work as specifically as that, you know what I mean?!

Not too shabby, no, but I did get held up at gunpoint though!

"Everyone we told that we’d signed to Colombia was like, ‘what? That’s so ridiculous!’ It just makes no sense!" - Harrison Koisser talks about their journey to the major label

The end of tour frolics continue towards the end of their set as Paul Heaton and his band members appear on stage, brooms in hand in their caretaker overalls.