In pictures: Tramlines Festival's best moments

Tens of thousands of people came to Hillsborough Park in Sheffield for the 16th Tramlines Festival at the weekend.

It was a homecoming performance for headliners Pulp, who took to the stage on Friday night for their first appearance at the festival.

Other big names at the event included Rotherham indie band The Reytons, who headlined on Saturday, and Leicester rockers Kasabian, who took to the stage on Sunday.

Following their appearance, The Reytons announced on Sunday that they would be performing at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on 6 December, as a one-off show.

Frontman Jonny Yerrell, 39, said: "This one's special. Wembley's got that history, that legacy, in music and in football.

"Not everyone's lucky enough to go down and see their team, but as a fan once said when we played Sheffield Arena - 'it's like going to a cup final that we've already won'.

"We're taking that energy to the capital."

Other notable acts that performed across the weekend included Franz Ferdinand, Rizzle Kicks, Scouting For Girls and Jake Bugg.

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