Leeds Festival 2024: Live updates from Sunday on final day as Fred Again and Lana Del Rey set to perform
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It has been an eventful few days at Bramham Park with some huge names entertaining vast crowds at the annual music event.


Initially, things were off to a bumpy start as Storm Lilian caused chaos on Friday (August 23), sending tents flying and overturning portaloos.
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Hide AdThe windy weather meant that three of the main stages had to close - with two staying shut for the entirety of the festival to the disappointment of fans.
However, there was still plenty of excitement as headliners like Liam Gallagher and Blink-182 electrified thousands at the campsite.
Tonight, Fred Again, Lana Del Rey and Raye are among the hotly-anticipated acts on the Main Stage, while The Wombats and Fontaines D.C. are also creating a buzz at Bramham Park.
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Live updates from Leeds Festival 2024
Who's headlining Leeds Festival on Sunday?


Leeds Festival is set to close out with a bang today, with an impressive line-up that’s sure to wow the crowds.
The Main Stage will be headlined by musician, producer and DJ Fred Again, while legendary songstress Lana Del Rey is also set to deliver a performance featuring her signature anthems.
Earlier in the evening and on the same stage, there will be excitement for bands The Last Dinner Party and Fontaines D.C., as well as the glamorous Raye.
Over at the Chevron Stage, The Wombats will bring their infectious energy to their many hits, while the Festival Republic Stage will welcome Swedish punk band Viagra Boys.
What time will Fred Again perform?


London producer Fred Again, who is bringing this year’s Leeds Festival to a close, will take his headline set to the Main Stage at 9.35pm - with the set expected to conclude at 10.55pm.
It follows headline performances from the likes of Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher on Friday and Blink-182 last night.
There will be two set clashes when Fred Again takes to the stage - as The Wombats are scheduled to perform on the BBC Radio 1 stage from 9:55pm, while Saint Ludd is performing on the LS23 stage from 10pm.
After several performances on the European festival circuit this summer, this is what we expect Fred Again to perform on the final evening of Leeds Fest - potential Fred Again setlist.
Don't sell drugs, say police
Leeds Festival Police have told revellers not to “ruin your future” by selling drugs on the final day of the event.
The warning came via a post on X -
Breezy day with some rain expected, says Met Office


Festivalgoers should hold onto their hats and expect light rain.
According to the Met Office, it will be a breezy day at Bramham Park with some showers.
There will be bright start, but it will become cloudier in the afternoon with outbreaks of rain. The maximum temperature will be 17C.
By the evening, the rain is expected to ease, but the skies will stay overcast.
And as the music winds down tonight, the weather will follow suit - still breezy, with only the odd light shower.
Read our full hour-by-hour forecast here.
People urged to secure their tents
People have been urged to ensure their tents are secure as windy weather is expected.
In a message to festivalgoers, organisers said: "Some winds expected today. Please store loose items in your tent and double-check that your tent is securely fastened. Stay safe!"
Bins toppled in windy weather


It's another windy day at Leeds Festival, with bins toppled in scenes reminiscent of Friday's chaos.
Earlier this week, Storm Lilian wreaked havoc at Bramham Park with tents sent flying into the air by strong winds, gusts knocking over portaloos and festivalgoers forced to hold onto their belongings.
Organisers do not want a repeat of that episode, which saw two stages permanently closed for the duration of the event.
Pictures from this morning show some bins knocked over, as the Met Office warned it could be a fairly breezy day. Here’s the full forecast.
The Chevron stage
The Chevron stage was the headline-grabbing new addition to this year’s event; taking over the double-main-stage format that has been a fixture for the last few years.
The mesh-like light feature above the crowd doesn’t exactly strike you as the futuristic behemoth that the press releases would have you believe, but the light show that accompanies the evening shows is quite special. The visuals were used sparingly during The Prodigy’s set but when they kicked in they were awe-inspiring.

Some big names are set to take to the stages at Leeds Festival on the final day.
The main stage will see rock sensations The Last Dinner Party, Irish post-punks Fontaines D.C. and BRIT award record breaker Raye play, before tonight’s headliners Lana Del Rey and Fred Again close the stage.


The Chevron stage will feature sets from Barry Can’t Swim, Sonny Fodera and Liverpool indie rockers The Wombats.
Meanwhile, bands like Viagra Boys, Dream Wife and Kid Kapachi will play at the Festival Republic stage.
LIVE from the campsite
Yorkshire Evening Post reporters Charles Gray and Dennis Morton are reporting live from Bramham Park on Facebook.
You can watch along here.
🚨 New stage times alert
Wunderhorse will now be playing on the BBC Introducing Stage at 5.30pm, organisers have confirmed.
The rock band had originally been scheduled to play on the BBC Radio 1 Stage, which had to close because of damage caused by Storm Lilian on Friday.
Lana Del Rey fans arrive at campsite


Lana Del Rey fans have arrived at the campsite in a stylish display of retro glam.
With some in cowboy boots and others in white dresses inspired by the singer, Bramham Park is buzzing with anticipation ahead of tonight’s headline set.
One enthusiastic group brandished a hand-painted sign reading: “Pls play Get Free!”
Fans are eagerly awaiting Lana's grand performance following her set at Reading last night.






Showers expected, as revellers don their waterproofs 🌧️


Revellers brace for light showers with waterproof ponchos, as the Met Office predicts rain for this afternoon. It was a windy morning at the campsite, with pictures showing bins toppled by the weather.
That's set to continue - but shouldn't be as dramatic as on Friday when Storm Lilian sent tents flying into the air. You can read a full hour-by-hour weather forecast here.
Another casualty of the windy weather


The heavy winds have claimed yet another victim in the form of a festival tent. This canvas canopy appeared to be flapping in the gusty weather.
Courting perform on the Main Stage


Liverpool band Courting lit up the Main Stage earlier today with an electric performance.
The band, that formed in 2018, had the crowd in a frenzy with their playful set. The setlist featured songs from their album 'New Last Name', released earlier this year.


Festivalgoers brave strong breezes


Festivalgoers have been seen trying to navigate the campsite as strong breezes increase. The windy weather has not dampened spirits - although some have had to hold onto their hats.
You can find a full weather forecast here.




The Last Dinner Party delivers 'stellar' set on Main Stage


Yorkshire Evening Post reporter Charles Gray said: “Baroque indie pop darlings The Last Dinner Party are sounding stellar on the main stage.
“The six-piece have drawn a huge crowd as they play songs from their Bowie-esque debut album that has been a huge hit since being released earlier this year.”
Happy birthday, Aurora!
The crowd joins in with a singalong for The Last Dinner Party pianist Aurora Nishevci, who is celebrating her 28th birthday.
Advice for drivers ahead of 'increased traffic'
Leeds City Council has shared advice to drivers around Bramham Park tomorrow, as festivalgoers leave the site 👇
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