Hands up if you are going to any of the concerts! 😍

Roundhay Festival has made quite the splash over its opening few days in Leeds.

Music fans have flocked to the popular park to enjoy blockbuster shows from the likes of Pitbull - and in a few hours, Lewis Capaldi. Bald caps galore could be seen on the opening night.

The festival, which is being held in Roundhay Park, is a brand new event in Leeds and adds to the city’s great history of music extravaganzas. However, since it is not a regular fixture in the calendar (yet), residents might be wondering when exactly it will come to an end.

Road closures remain in place for parts of the city, causing disruption for people looking to travel around by car this weekend. See a full breakdown of which roads are closed here.

There was only one name on the mind of fans on Day 1 of Roundhay Festival: Pitbull | YEP

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For those heading down to Roundhay Festival to enjoy one of the blockbuster performances, the price of drinks have been revealed. We have a full list, including the cost of beer and wine.

The event kicked-off on Friday (July 3) with Pitbull (bald) capping a tremendous opening night in Leeds. It was all smiles in the crowd - see our best photos.

Recap all the updates from the first day of the festival here. It includes interviews with acts, reactions from attendees, and much more.

Lewis Capaldi will be the main attraction on day two on Saturday (July 4). He will be joined by the likes of Conan Gray and many more throughout the day - follow our live blog here.

However, the festival is not set to end after Lewis Capaldi’s headline show. Roundhay Festival is set to continue through to Sunday (July 5) night - with another day of huge performances.

The Leeds event is due to finish at a slightly earlier time on its third and final date. All Things Orchestral are expected to conclude their performance by 6pm, although DJ Yoda will be hosting an afterparty from 6.15pm to 8.15pm.

Unlike the first and second days, Roundhay Festival’s final concert will finish before it gets dark in Leeds. It means you don’t have to worry about it being too noisy later on Sunday night.