Picture by Daniel Chesterton/Stella Pictures.
14/07/12
Guy Garvey, lead singer of Elbow performs at Latitude, a music and arts festival in Suffolk.
Fireworks as Elbow end second day at Latitude Festival
By RICHARD WOOD
Saturday, July 14, 2012
11:48 PM
Elbow brought a spectacular end to the second day of the Latitude Festival this evening.
Picture by Daniel Chesterton/Stella Pictures.
14/07/12
Guy Garvey, lead singer of Elbow performs at Latitude, a music and arts festival in Suffolk.In a firework-filled conclusion they delighted thousands who had gathered to see them as the light faded.
Playing their biggest hits with support from a string quartet and “emergency” horn section they had the crowd swaying, clapping and cheering for more.
It had been a rainy day at Henham Park but at around 8pm the sun started to shine, and it stayed fine as Elbow played as darkness.
For a review of Elbow and more photos from today at Latitude Festival, see the EDP website tomorrow.
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