Thousands of revellers are enjoying the second full day of entertainment at Latitude Festival in Henham Park near Southwold.
Today is set to see performances from moody rockers The National, known for putting on intense live shows, as well as electronic acts Soulwax and Chvrches.
One-liner king Milton Jones will be performing on the comedy stage with Last Leg star Josh Widdicombe headlining later in the evening.
While a spot of rain is expected in the evening it is unlikely to prevent the revellers from enjoying themselves.
Adam Drury, forecaster for Norwich-based Weatherquest, said: 'The weekend's weather will start off well, it will be fairly bright with a bit of sunshine. Then it will be cloudier in the afternoon with perhaps a little bit of light rain in the late afternoon or possibly the evening.
'It won't really be the best weather for the festival but it should clear while people are asleep.
'It will be a little bit brighter through most of Sunday and fairly mild through both days.'
New Order will close the festival tomorrow with Icelandic folk band Of Monsters and Men headlining the BBC 6 Music stage that night.
Bill Bailey will be the final act to perform in the comedy arena.
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