Leeds Festival 2022: Live updates from Bramham Park as police confirm teenager's death

Tom was up bright and early and is back at the Leeds Festival arena.

He’ll be sharing his festival experience throughout the day and you can give him a follow on Twitter.

Comedian and social media sensation Munya Chawawa has withdrawn from the blog due to illness.

He had been due to take to the Alternative Stage at 1:05pm on Sunday.

One of the most-anticipated performances at Leeds Festival is Brixton-based rapper Dave.

Davie is scheduled to bring his rhythmic lyricism and his take on grime to Leeds Festival, as one of today’s headliners.

Here’s everything you need to know and how to watch his performacne on TV:

Fans are gearing up for performances from Dave, Megan Thee Stallion and Gorgon City today.

Our reporter Tom Coates is among the action at Bramham Park and we’ll bring you live updates, fan reactions and the best pictures throughout the day.

Here’s the Saturday set times in full:

The 1975 and Charlie XCX took to the main stage last night for their headline performances.

They were both replacement headliners, who stepped in along with AJ Tracey to replace Rage Against The Machine, Jack Harlow and Maneskin - who dropped out of the festival.

The 1975 were spotted watching Charlie XCX perform:

But not everyone was happy with the replacement headliners. Fans have reported that Charlie XCX was booed on stage after shouting out The 1975.

Two people have been arrested following an incident onstage at Leeds Festival on Friday, police have confirmed.

The popular Bradford band, who were voted the winners of MTV Push 2022, were performing on the Main Stage West in the afternoon.

Festivalgoers posting on social media reported that there had been a disturbance on stage, with some suggesting an assault had taken place.

Rumblings of discontent regarding cancelled sets and flooded tents had dissipated by Friday afternoon, writes Tom Coates.

Rage Against The Machine, Maneskin and Jack Harlow have all dropped out of the festival but their absences have not dampened the spirits on the first official day.

All stages are now open and early performers were greeted by glorious sunshine.

Revellers were out bright and early for the lunchtime acts, which included the daughter of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, known on stage as WILLOW.

Earlestown four-piece The K’s also drew an energetic crowd over on the Main Stage West despite their early slot.

They took to the stage at 12:30pm but there was no sign of hangovers as people climbed upon the shoulders of their friends down the front.

With an evening of performances from big names ahead, the atmosphere is lively but friendly.

Read his full piece here:

Our reporter Tom Coates writes: “The sun has disappeared but the crowds are thickening as people pile in to the arena to catch the likes of DMA’s and Run The Jewels. Not too long to go until the headliners.”