Tens of thousands of music fans descended on Hylands Park in Chelmsford for this year's Radio 2 in the Park
The BBC radio station's flagship music was held in Chelmsford - the birthplace of radio
Bryan Adams ended Saturday on a high with a set that thrilled the crowd, following the likes of Belinda Carlisle, Jessie J and Ronan Keating
Sunday's headliners Def Leppard also brought the roof down, rounding off a day that included sets from Olly Murs, Anastacia and Soul II Soul
Watch highlights on BBC iPlayer
Saturday Highlights
Time to bring our live updates from Radio 2 in the Park to a close.
It’s been a packed and star-studded weekend in Chelmsford.
Feel free to take a look back here at how the weekend unfolded, and you can relive the whole festival on BBC iPlayer.
Thanks for joining us.
It feels so long ago now, but Sophie Ellis-Bextor kicked off Sunday in style at Hylands Park earlier.
There was no shortage of infectious grooves, irresistible hooks, and sparkling style from the Kitchen Disco diva.
Here's her set to enjoy again. You'll be able to watch all the weekend's highlights on BBC iPlayer.
The master of emotive storytelling blended singalong anthems with electronic beats.
Watch his Sunday set here. More highlights from Radio 2 in the Park are available on this BBC iPlayer page.
Both headline acts have brought the house down, Def Leppard tonight and Bryan Adams yesterday.
Here's the Canadian rock superstar's set to enjoy again.
Def Leppard bring Radio 2 in the Park 2025 to a rapturous end with deafening cheers from the crowd after an electric set.
Pour Some Sugar on Me was always going to be a crowd-pleaser and certainly felt like the perfect track to go out on.
A slightly mellower tone now as they belt out their 1995 hit When Love & Hate Collide.
The crowd is invited to sing along at the end, which they do enthusiastically.
Shivani Chaudhari
Reporting from Hylands Park
Def Leppard have treated the crowd to some of their biggest hits tonight, including Rock! Rock! (Till You Drop), Foolin’ and Armageddon It.
This set was top of the list for many of the people we've chatted to today.
And it's fair to say the crowd seems star-struck by this performance.
Shivani Chaudhari
Reporting from Hylands Park
The cheers seemed almost as loud as the actual band during Armageddon It.
Everyone had their hands in the air, singing along.
Shivani Chaudhari
Reporting from Hylands Park
Hands were in the air as the band began their set. Everyone is singing along and the front row is full of beaming fans.
Several people told us this was the part were most looking forward to today and, by the looks on everyone’s faces, they are not disappointed
Image source, Getty ImagesBrace yourself for Sunday's headliners, Def Leppard. We're just minutes away.
The English rockers from Sheffield have sold more than 110 million albums worldwide.
Some have called them the world's greatest live rock band, and they are best known for hits like Rock of Ages, Pour Some Sugar on Me and Foolin', as well as their multi-platinum albums.
The band said they were looking forward to playing alongside "good friend, Bryan Adams".
Have another look at just how good the acts looked earlier.
Anastacia, Suede and Soul II Soul all were looking and sounding delightful.
Don't forget, you'll be able to watch all the weekend's performances again on BBC iPlayer.
It is hard to believe we are almost at the end of Radio 2 in the Park in Chelmsford.
We have just Def Leppard to enjoy from 20:15 BST.
Last entry into Hylands Park is 20:30 and the event ends of 21:30.
Shivani Chaudhari
Reporting from Hylands Park
Image source, Shivani Chaudhari/BBCChristine Stables, from Bath, Joanne Jones from Southampton, and Nicola Gillespie from Newbury in Berkshire, travelled just for Olly Murs.
“We were right at the front for him and he was absolutely brilliant," Christine says.
“I’ve seen him three times."
She adds that the group literally only booked the tickets for Murs and had a great time dancing along to his songs.
We love their arrow hats too!
Image source, Lauren Jane Carter/BBCWe have just one more act for the night - Def Leppard at 20:15 BST.
The sun is setting over Hylands Park and we might even catch a glimpse of tonight's Blood Moon.
Shivani Chaudhari
Reporting from Hylands Park
Image source, Shivani Chaudhari/BBCPartners Clare Adams, 52, and Sean Brown, 54, are enjoying the evening's festivities.
“I’ve seen Olly Murs five times now," says Clare.
"He was really good, but I’m here for Def Leppard."
The DJ stage has been providing memorable moments during the festival too.
Owain Wyn Evans, who is known for his excellent drumming, aptly named his set Airdrum Anthems earlier today.
There have been other sets from the likes of Vernon Kay and Sara Cox on that stage as well.
Olly, Olly, Olly - what a showman he is!
Here are the 10 songs he performed to the Chelmsford crowd:
Shivani Chaudhari
Reporting from Hylands Park
Image source, Shivani Chaudhari/BBCOur BBC Essex presenters have all the gossip from backstage.
Presenter Ben Fryer says: "David Gray said he comes to Epping Forest a lot because he married someone from Buckhurst Hill."
Ben even managed to take a look inside of Gray's tour bus earlier!
Nadira Tudor from the BBC Essex team interviewed Angela Griffin when the 15:00 BST emergency test alarm went off.
Griffin apparently agreed to spend the rest of her life with Nadira in Hylands Park and that they could swap dresses.
Clearly there's a whole lot of love in the air in Chelmsford this weekend. Music has that effect on people.
"I'm proud to be from Essex," Olly Murs declares at the end of his set.
"Stay cheeky, keep smiling and I'll see you cheeky lot next time."
There was almost too much cheekiness to handle.
We are treated to one more song by Olly Murs tonight and it is his classic, Dance With Me Tonight.
He released this way back in 2011 and it reached number one in the charts that December.