Bastille's Dan Smith
Bastille were joined on stage by Ella Eyre at the Parklife Weekender on Sunday June 8 in Manchester.
Frontman Dan Smith and his bandmates - Kyle Simmons, Chris "Woody" Wood and William Farquarson - welcomed the 20-year-old singer, who'd performed her own set earlier in the day, onto the main stage for a rendition of their track 'No Angels', which is a cover of The xx's 'Angels' and TLC's 'No Scrubs'.
The London-based band, who shot to fame with their debut album 'Bad Blood', also played a number of their hit singles including 'Things We Lost In The Fire', 'Pompeii' and 'Of The Night', with Dan apologising for his "terrible dancing" during a short break.
Following on from Bastille's crowd-pleasing performance, Foals took to the main stage for their headline set while Disclosure attracted thousands of festival-goers to the Disclosure presents Wild Life stage.
The DJ-ing brothers ended Sunday night's music with tracks including 'F For You' - which saw the song's collaborator Mary J. Blige appear via video - 'White Noise', 'You & Me' and the Sam Smith-featuring 'Latch'.
Saturday's (07.06.14) music was provided by artists including Katy B, Rudimental, BBC Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac and headliner Snoop Dogg.
The 'Drop It Like It's Hot' hitmaker, who claimed he was "in the mood for some old school s**t", performed tracks that spanned his 22-year career in the music industry including 'P.I.M.P', 'Next Episode', 'Gin And Juice' and 'California Gurls'.
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