Making their highly anticipated Llangollen debut, the BRIT Award-winners brought a spectacular close to the action-packed programme, which saw global rock and pop stars headline the iconic pavilion.
The synth-pop pioneers delivered a hit-filled set packed with fan favourites as they whipped the crowd into a frenzy.
Opening with Sound of The Crowd, Mirror Man and Heart Like A Wheel, they continued with such hits as All I Ever Wanted, Love Action, Fascination, Don’t You Want Me before an encore that ended with 80s anthem Together In Electric Dreams.
Kicking off the evening were fellow 80s favourites The Christians and Altered Images, who performed beloved hits such as Harvest For The World, Forgotten Town and I Could Be Happy.
This marked the finale of TK Maxx Presents Live at Llangollen Pavilion, which launched on June 26 with a star-studded line-up featuring Texas, Rag’n’Bone Man, UB40 featuring Ali Cambell, James, The Script and Olly Murs.
The headline concerts are presented in a partnership between Live Nation promoters Cuffe and Taylor and Llangollen International Eisteddfod.
Celebrating 78 years, the Eisteddfod kicks off on Tuesday July 8, featuring a stellar line-up with headline performances from Sir Karl Jenkins, KT Tunstall, Il Divo, Beyond Time: The Music of Hans Zimmer, Choir of the World with special guest Lucie Jones, and Bryn Terfel joined by Fisherman’s Friends plus Eve Goodman.
In keeping with tradition, the festival also offers a full daily programme of competitions and field entertainment alongside the headline shows.
* Altered Images with Clare Grogan were in support.
* More support came from The Christians with Garry Christian.
* Fans having a big night out.
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