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Thousands enjoy final day of Radio 1's Big Weekend

Thousands enjoy final day of Radio 1's Big Weekend

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Radio 1's Big Weekend concluded with a vibrant final day at Sunderland's Herrington Country Park. The event featured performances from nearly 100 acts, including Niall Horan and Olivia Dean, who headlined the closing set. Festivalgoers enjoyed a mix of live music, sunshine, and a lively atmosphere throughout the weekend.

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Thousands enjoy final day of Radio 1's Big Weekend6 minutes agoShareSaveAdd as preferred on GoogleBBC / James WatkinsNiall Horan said he was feeling 'nervous' to be back on stageMusic fans are continuing to pack out Radio 1's Big Weekend for a third and final day.Sunderland's Herrington Country Park is buzzing with festival energy as thousands gathered to watch almost 100 acts perform over the course of the event.The final day line-up features performances from CMAT, Niall Horan, Myles Smith and Ezra Collective, as festivalgoers make the most of the last day of live music, sunshine and entertainment.Bringing the weekend to a close will be Olivia Dean, who will play her first ever UK festival headline set from 20:45 BST.

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