The final day of this year's BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend is in full flow, with Coldplay topping tonight's bill
The festival has been taking place over three days in Luton, with Sabrina Carpenter, Olly Alexander and Vampire Weekend also among today's big names
Record-breaking Brit Award winner Raye gave an emotional headline performance last night and Chase & Status led Friday's line-up with an energetic set
2024 is the first year where acts have played across all of the festival's four stages for three full days
If you're in the UK, you can watch BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend live at the top of this page
Andrew Rogers
BBC Newsbeat reporter at Big Weekend, Luton
The weather here at Big Weekend has not made up its mind, shifting from rain to sun and back to rain in the past few hours.
Jody, Chris, Matt and Ellie have come prepared with their footwear and tell us the chance of rain hasn’t dampened their enthusiasm.
“We’ll splash puddles!”
And they are not alone - plenty of wellies visible at Stockwood Park.
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Mark Savage
BBC Music correspondent
After forming at university as teenagers, London Grammar have quietly become one of the UK’s most successful bands. They started their set on the main stage about five minutes ago.
Over the last decade, they’ve sold three million albums, two of which went to number one in the UK.
And in 2021, they joined tonight’s headliners, Coldplay, on their Music Of The Spheres tour.
London Grammar performing on the John Peel Stage at Glastonbury
Built around frontwoman Hannah Reid’s soaring, colourful voice, they’re the perfect band for a drizzly Sunday afternoon - with their hushed, stuttering house beats providing a much-needed antidote to the grey skies.
Their performance comes ahead of the release of their fourth album, The Greatest Love, in September.
Expect to hear the new singles House and Kind Of Man mixed in with classics like Strong and Hey Now.
Jack Burgess
Live editor
Image source, EPAWow. Last night’s emotional headline set from Record-breaking Brit Award winner Raye absolutely blew us away. Chase & Status topped the bill on Friday in Luton and shook Stockwood Park up.
Things are about to get even bigger today on the final day of Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2024 - there's a line-up dripping with talent.
Coldplay are this evening’s headliners and we’re expecting them on the main stage at 20:55 BST.
Vampire Weekend, Olly Alexander and Sabrina Carpenter are just some of the other big names performing today.
Stick with us as we bring you the updates and reactions across the weekend, and if you're in the UK you can stream the performances live at the top of this page.