Top 5 Acts

[sisco]

1. The Killers

2. Royal Blood

3. Biffy Clyro

4. Liam Gallagher (luckily I had a good spot)

5. Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes

[WS_Jack_III]

1. Jagwar Ma

2. Chic

3. Justice

4. Royal Blood

5. Margo Price

[thewayiam]

No order.

Biffy

Craig David

Gibb

K Pez

Chic/Ed

[TobySinclair_]

1. Radiohead

2. King Gizzard (JP)

3. London Grammar

4. British Sea Power

5. Liam Gallagher

[justtinw]

1. Moderat

2. Future Islands

3. Birdy

4. Justice

5. Sasha & Digweed

[reevem01]

1. Foo Fighters

2. Radiohead

3. Chic

4. Songhoy Blues

5. Thurston Moore Group

Honourable mentions: Ho99o9, Yorkston, Thorne And Khan, Flamingods (Crow's Nest), Angel Olsen, Amber Arcades (Crow's Nest)

[richcressey]

Undoubtedly Kate tempest number 1. Can't believe it has got so few mentions on here. By the end it was just a field full of weeping people. My partner had to give an older lady a hug at the end after she has sat down to cry

Beyond that:

2. Chic

3. Stormzy

4. Radiohead (took a while to get into it and had to move forward from in between distinterested fans) 

5. Justice

 

Honourable small stage mentions to Lekiddo Lord of the Lobsters (one of the four times I saw him. Two planned. Two not) and Rodney Branigan (long time favourite)

[LeeGalvin]

Radiohead

Chic

The Jacksons

Jagwar Ma

Everything Everything

Barry Gibb (ok, I know that's 6...)

[Gnomicide]

1 hour ago, Tranquility of Solitude said:

Frank Carter was awesome. I was dreading it, so just goes to show you should never prejudge. The female crowd surfing piece, and the comments after the big moshpit were just spot on. I know what will happen now though, I'll buy his album and think why the hell did I buy this?!? Great atmosphere he generated though, and it can't have been easy, there must have been a shedload of Killers fans in there.

Buy the first one, closer to the sound he produced live and has got I Hate You on it.

[Untz]

In alphabetical order: Frank Sanazi (Sunday Mavericks set), Future Islands, Hacienda Classical, Mik Artistik, Spencer Jones is The Herbert

Honourable mention to the hugging trolls. I'm not a physical contact kind of person, but the troll I hugged was quite possibly the best hugger I have ever hugged and perfect for a Sunday afternoon.

[rjb94]

1. Radiohead - everything I could have hoped for. Unreal. Although surely the most divisive Pyramid headline set in recent history. My mates were split 50/50 on amazing/shit.

 

2. Chic - great fun. So many hits

 

3. Everything Everything - incredible atmosphere in that tent

 

4. Jon Hopkins - awesome set. I've never been so close to the spider. Also experienced my first metamorphosis show after. Insane stuff.

 

5. Justice - didn't really know much of the stuff, but it sounded fantastic. Great end to the festival.

 

Pretty much everything I saw was great though. The xx, Run the Jewels, Sampha and British Sea Power could all easily have been in there.

[OneLittleFish]

In order

 

Kate Tempest

Radiohead

Afriquoi

Justice

Ata Kak

[willd255]

1. Maggie Rogers

2. Haim

3. Father John Misty

4. Radiohead

5. The XX

[Nduja]

Justice

Chic

Stormzy

The xx

Anderson Paak

 

Can't order them aside from Justice on top. Just. All incredible.

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[mbheather]

In Chronological order..

Royal Blood

K-Pez

Foo Fighters

Chic

London Grammar+Metronomy

 

Sorry had to cheat a bit, but the last 2 really made for a fantastic festival end.

[barkley87]

1. Radiohead

2. Foo fighters

3. Chic

4. Kano

5. The XX

 

[stanners33]

1. Flaming Lips

2. The XX

3. Alt-J

4. First Aid Kit

5. King Gizz

[BlackZeppelin]

1 Radiohead

2 King Gizzard

3 Royal Blood

4 The XX

5 Thurston Moore

Apologies to Justice, Mark Lanegan, London Grammar and Confidence Man

What a phenomenal line up!

 

[shoptildrop]

Foo Fighters - the pain in my feet went away for that set

Lorde

Nothing but Thieves

Metronomy

Thurston Moore Band

Tough call tbh Royal Blood were excellent but was in a bad crowd spot so was getting a bit pissed off unfortunately

[Green.flash]

1 Flaming Lips - reckon everyone who saw this will have it in their top five. Incredible, emotional, life-affirming, pure joy. And best Bowie cover of my festival

2 Future Islands - I danced start to finish. Great performance and crowd. 

3 Foos - consummate festival band. Timed my beer run to coincide with the half hour lull in the middle, which was a stroke of luck. 

4 Avalanches - party. Only downside was the didn't have the screens on, so the wife couldn't see anything despite only being a few rows back. Love the personality of the West Holts crowd. 

5 - Chic - Start to finish discofest. Joyous good fun. 

Glass Animals, Justice, Royal Blood were all ace. Enjoyed Rag and Bone Man for his reactions, bottom lip acquiver at anything by the that point. In fact, amazing I didn't bawl at Bazza or Niles. Didn't see a bad band all weekend. 

[milly16]

1. Future Islands....the atmosphere and their performance, epic.

2. Speak And Spell. Depeche Mode Tribute,great sing along.

3. Rag n Bone man

4.Barry/Chic

5.Nothing But Thieves

[TheBoz]

The Killers

Foo Fighters

London Grammar

Everything Everything

Craig David

 

Honourable mentions: Ed, Royal Blood, Dirty Old Brasstards, Rag n Bone man

[Bonaneas]

No particular order...

Foos

Killers

Frank Carter

Napalm Death 

Sleaford Mods 

Honourable mentions to Hacienda Classical, Moonlandingz, Liam Gallagher, Hospital Radio DJ Ivan Brackenbury, Jackmaster (Arcadia), Circa Waves. 

[FakeEmpire]

The xx

Father John Misty

Lorde

Phoenix

Justice

Really felt like a vintage year to me. So many others that came close - Margo Price, Radiohead, Run The Jewels, The National, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, The Big Moon...

[Walter Sobchak]

Radiohead

The XX

Justice

Royal Blood

Foo Fighters