Summary
The Radio 1's Big Weekend music festival took place in Sefton Park, Liverpool, where around 100,000 people gathered to enjoy performances by about 100 acts over three days. Highlights included Sam Fender's headline set, nostalgic performances by Sugababes, and a surprise intimate show by Ed Sheeran.
Key Facts
- Radio 1's Big Weekend is a music festival held in Liverpool's Sefton Park.
- Around 100,000 people attended to enjoy performances from approximately 100 musical acts.
- Sam Fender was a headline performer and expressed nervousness, but his performance was well-received.
- Sugababes performed hits that were popular over 20 years ago, highlighting nostalgia at the event.
- Ed Sheeran played a surprise set on the New Music stage, which quickly reached full capacity, making it hard for all fans to attend.
- Despite some fans being disappointed with Sheeran's smaller venue, those inside appreciated the intimate setting.
- The festival's Main Stage headliners were criticized for lacking diversity, as they mainly featured white male artists.
