Over the weekend, a range of household musical names arrived in Baldersby Park, Topcliffe, North Yorkshire, to wow the crowds and showcase their talents at the 12th annual Deer Shed Festival.
During the three-day event, it was a perfect stage for female artists to lead the way.
Bristol-based Billy Nomates owned the main stage with her energetic set, Katy J Pearson lit up the Lodge Stage with her melodic folksy Americana, while South Tyneside’s own Nadine Shah brought Friday night to an electric close with her soulful set.
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The girl power theme continued on Saturday with Mercury Prize nominee Self Esteem - aka Rebecca Lucy Taylor, who won hearts with her empowering lyrics - and into Sunday with Liverpool-based Natalie McCool and soloist Bored At My Grandma's House.
Here are some of the images from over the weekend:
Headliners John Grant - whose unique style of electronica dazzled amidst an atmospheric stage set - and Django Django didn't disappoint, pulling in large crowds for their finales.
Away from the music, families got active on the sports field, crafty in the activity tents and relaxed with various wellbeing sessions, including yoga, tai chi and wild swimming.
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