We went to Victoria Park on Sunday to immerse ourselves in the very first Citadel festival. Here's our favourite photos of the day.
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| Citadel, photos by Josh Shreeve |
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| Glasgow duo Honeyblood were one of the early-starters on the Communion Stage. |
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| Stina Tweeddale gets the crowd bouncing. |
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| Dan Croll played an early evening slot on the same stage to a sun-kissed crowd. |
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| Followed by Nick Mulvey who headlined the Communion Stage. |
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| Nick Mulvey performed an upbeat 'Nitrous Man'. |
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| Festival-goers take shade. |
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| Bombay Bicycle Club's Jack Steadman blesses the Citadel crowd. |
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| The band opened their set with 2014's 'Overdone'. |
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| The four-piece also played 'It's Alright Now', 'Luna', and 'Home By Now' from their third album, 'So Long, See You Tomorrow'. |
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| Jack Steadman and Ed Nash thrash out old hits 'What If' and 'Evening Morning' |
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| Fans go wild for the confetti cannons and streamers to round off the bands set. It's only one of three festival appearances for them this year. |
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| A tentative Ben Howard peers up at the crowd with opening 'Small Things'. |
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| The singer remained silent between songs as he played the majority of his new album, 'I Forget Where We Were'. |
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| There's cheers from the crowd though when Howard plays older hits such as 'Keep Your Head Up'. |
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| Sunsets on Citadel for its first year... |
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| ...until next year. |
Photos by Josh Shreeve