The one-day indie festival in Finsbury Park saw the likes of The Kooks, Gerry Cinnamon and Blossoms perform

Date published: 1st Jul 2019

Community Festival returned for its third outing on Sunday 30 June, taking over Finsbury Park for one day of guitar-heavy, indie revelry in North London.

Last year's festival, which attracted over 37,000 people, included performances from The Vaccines and Two Door Cinema Club. This year, it was The Kooks headlining, with support from Stockport's finest Blossoms, Foundations songwriter Kate Nash, alternative rockers Don Broco and cult Scottish breakthrough artist, Gerry Cinnamon, to name but a few.

As well as hosting some of the biggest names in the business, Community Festival also pride themselves on introducing new talent, such as Sea Girls, Vistas and Bloxx. Last year they welcomed Sam Fender, who went on to win the Brit Awards critics choice for 2019.

So, without further delay, here are 10 of our favourite snaps from Community Festival 2019

 

The Amazon's frontman Matt Thomson takes a moment to soak in the occasion

 

 

Don Broco lead singer Rob Damiani gets up close and personal with the crowd during their set

 

The Kooks are all smiles during their headline performance

 

Don Broco's guitarist shows off his impressive moves on stage (mind that hammy)

 

Kate Nash shimmers in the summer sun

 

English rockers The Hunna bend over backwards to entertain the crowd

 

Fuzzy Sun's lead axeman Kyle Ross strikes a pose with his guitar

 

Sea Girls bid farewell to the huge crowd

 

Frontman of Californian punk band SWMRS, Cole Becker, throws his head forward with force whilst nailing a riff

 

Finally, The Kooks close out 2019's Community festival as the sun sets over Finsbury Park

 

Image credits: (Community Festival, Lewis Evans, Brandon Taylo, Zac Mahrouche, Sam McMahon, Harry McCulloch)