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Emeli Sande plays Kent's Lounge on the Farm festival
Page last updated at 09:08 GMT, Monday, 9 July 2012 10:08 UK
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Emeli Sande, The Wombats and The Charlatans have headlined this year's Lounge on the Farm festival in Kent.
Sande headlined the main stage on Friday night singing hits including Professor Green's Read All About it.
She finished her set by performing a Bob Marley medley including One Love and No Woman No Cry.
Charlotte Church was announced as a late addition to the Farmhouse tent line-up but cancelled her performance at the last minute.
Emily Voice, 18, Gemma Candy, 24 and Lisa Candy, 21, all attended
No reason was given for her cancellation but the official festival blog said: "We are sad to confirm that Charlotte Church has indeed cancelled her show and will not be coming to Merton Farm.
"We're extremely disappointed she won't be performing, and apologise to our farmers who were looking forward to seeing her."
On Sunday night Example played for a second year running in the dance tent while the Charlatans closed the festival as the final act on the main stage.
Emily Voice, 18, and Lisa Candy, 21, said: "We've been spending a lot of time in the reggae tent which was really popular.
"Example was wicked last time so we are so excited he is back this year."
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