Festival-goers brave the rain as Parklife 2024 comes to a close with electric sets from Doja Cat, Kaytranada and Anne-Marie

When the first night of Parklife 2024 came to a close, the sun was setting over the big wheel and it really did feel like summer had arrived. But as we know, British summertime can't officially begin unless there's some showers.

So, as day two arrived, the heavens did indeed open. We're not talking electrical storms like last year, but a smattering of rain throughout the day before a heavy downpour in the evening. But as we've said before, those who go to Parklife are a hardy bunch, and a little bit of rain won't put them off.

Especially given today's line-up. The artist on everyone's lips as you walk around is of course, Doja Cat, the American rapper and singer who is known for bringing her A-game to any live set. And we won't spoil it (you can read below for more), but she certainly delivered closing out the Sunday session of Parklife.

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Before then though, there's plenty to unpack, not least this year's festival attire. On Saturday, it was all about the Bohemian vibes, plenty of flowing fabrics, crochet cardigans and oversized straw hats - plus some cowboy boots for good measure.

And while it was more of the same on Sunday, the cooler temperature and threat of rain made many rethink their original outfit choices, as they chose to layer up, adding in stylish hoodies, multi-coloured raincoats and clear ponchos.

Mini-skirts were still a popular choice though, with many opting for animal print or denim. And today, this look was styled by chunky boots and fashion trainers.

One of the early performers at the Valley Stage, Children of Zeus drew a small but modest crowd. But you couldn’t blame them as they were competing with the grey skies that had