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Alice Deejay thanked fans for their “energy, love and fun” at Youth Beatz
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A capacity crowd was at Park Farm in Dumfries at the weekend for the Youth Beatz festival.
An audience of about 40,000 enjoyed a range of acts including Saint Phnx, Cascada, Jonas Blue, Alice Deejay, Sigala and Talia Mar over Saturday and Sunday.
There was also room for a range of up-and-coming acts from across Dumfries and Galloway to perform.
Alice Deejay took to Instagram to thank fans for the weekend’s “energy, love and fun”.
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The weather stayed fair for most of the weekend
Dumfries and Galloway Council said it was “delighted” with how the event had gone.
“As the UK’s largest free youth music festival, Youth Beatz has highlighted what our region has to offer,” a spokesperson said.
“This would not be possible without the help and valuable inputs of all the dedicated staff, events team and volunteers both youth and adult, and we are incredibly appreciative of all of their fantastic efforts.
“Youth Beatz is more than a music festival, it allows young people to broaden their horizons and to try new things, and we already can’t wait to see what’s in store for 2025.”
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A range of entertainment was on offer alongside the music
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Saint Phnx were another of the acts at this year’s Youth Beatz
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The festival relies on volunteers in order to go ahead
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Fans came from Dumfries and Galloway and further afield for the event
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Jonas Blue was in Dumfries for the free festival this year
