Bristol Sounds concerts continue with James and Jacob Collier
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James frontman Tim Booth got up close and personal with the audience more than once
Thousands of music fans have enjoyed two more nights of live music as a summer concert series continues.
About 5,000 fans a night packed into the Lloyds Amphitheatre on Bristol's harbourside for the Bristol Sounds concerts on Thursday and Friday.
Jacob Collier headlined on Thursday before indie rock band James played to a sold-out arena on Friday.
The series, which began with Mika on Wednesday, continues into the weekend.
The concerts take place against the backdrop of Bristol's Floating Harbour
Fans were treated to some of James' biggest hits including Laid, Sound and Sit Down
The Levellers will be headlining an all-day event featuring Black Grape and Goldie Lookin Chain on Saturday with Self Esteem closing the week of live music on Sunday night.
The James concert was a sell out
The James concert was the third night in a row the Harbourside had echoed to live music
Jacob Collier headlined on Thursday night
The concerts have become a popular part of Bristol's summer
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