Music fans enjoy sunny festival at converted coal mine

Colonel Mustard and the Dijon 5 were one of the acts at the festival this year

Music fans have enjoyed a weekend of festivities in the south of Scotland at perhaps one of the most unusual festival spots in the country - a former coalmine.

Acts including The Hoosiers, Toploader and The Lutras performed at Music at the Multiverse on Saturday and Sunday, held at the Crawick Multiverse in Dumfries and Galloway.

The landscape artwork was created by architect Charles Jencks on the site of the old opencast mine.

It is the fourth year that the festival has been held and it offered an expanded range of facilities for fans.

DJ Paul Cooper took part in the fourth edition of the event

Ebb were among the acts who performed across Saturday and Sunday

A range of musicians - including Kate Kyle - took part in the two-day festival

The festival is held on the site of what was once an opencast coal mine

Saturday's weather was particularly kind to the event

The area was turned into a landscape artwork by Charles Jencks

The Crawick Multiverse forms a spectacular backdrop to the festival

Toploader were one of the headline acts

Music fans of all ages were in attendance