DIZZEE Rascal headlined the Manor stage to a capacity crowd as the sun set on the last day of Blissfields Festival.
With the weather having behaved itself, it was the perfect way to end the live music on the main stage at the end of another successful weekend.
Dizzee's performance is a major coup
The London rapper was a breakout star in the early 2000s with the Mercury Prize-winning album Boy in Da Corner. He has gone on to huge international success and is the first household name to have headlined the 8,000-capacity Blissfields.
Artists such as Dub Pistols, Shy FX and Beans on Toast entertained the crowds on Sunday following a knockout headline set from indie oddballs Everything Everything.
This year's 'house party' theme celebrated dance culture from every decade, but the festival retained its family atmosphere with entertainment for all ages.
Check out our photo gallery above from the final day of Blissfields
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