All you need to know about day two at Bestival

6 September 2014

Thousands of people are partying on the Isle of Wight for one of the final festivals of the summer.

Bestival is famous for its fancy dress, which this year has the theme of 'Desert Island Disco'.

More than 50-thousand people have travelled to Robin Hill Adventure Park for the event, which has sold out for the tenth year in a row.

Here's all you need to know about what's happened so far.

OUTKAST HEADLINING

Friday night was headlined by Outkast who are back performing this summer after a hiatus since 2007.

The duo, made up of Andre 3000 and Big Boi, opened with Bombs Over Baghdad.

Their set was full of hits including their most famous - Ms Jackson and Hey Ya.

We're guessing this girl got a bit overwhelmed at seeing Sam Smith in the flesh.

Either this girl is Sam Smith's biggest fan or he's her worst nightmare.

The singer, who topped the year's Sound of 2014 poll, performed on the main stage, giving the crowd kits such as Money On My Mind and Stay With Me.

He later came on to sing Latch with Disclosure.

Other singers who performed on Friday included La Roux and Laura Mvula.

As well as bringing on Sam Smith, Disclosure also brought on Ed McFarlane from Friendly Fires.

The dance duo, also said it was the last show promoting the current album Settle.

Laura Mvula tweeted "Playing festivals always makes me wanna write new music."

Ed McFarlane on stage with Disclosure

The festival is curated by former Radio 1 DJ Rob Da Bank, who has created a giant disco ball for this year's event.

Judges from Guinness World Records are at the site to find out whether it's the largest disco ball of all time.

The current record stands at 9.98 metres but this one is expected to confirmed as more than 10 metres.

Rob Da Bank said: "Can you believe it!" We've only gone and cracked it, we've built a beauty and we're certain this disco ball is a record breaker."

Bestival is as much known for what's on offer away from the music.

In one tent, artist Martin Creed has filled the room with red balloons to create an immersive installation called "Work No 204".

There is also a inflatable church on site where people can have mock weddings and a spa area which includes a hot tub bus.

Bestival is set to continue until Sunday with headline performances from Foals and Nile Rodgers feat. Chic.

Festival goers experiencing artist Martin Creed"s immersive installation "Work No. 204