Festival-goers turned out in their thousands for the annual Todd in the Hole at the weekend.
Despite plenty of rain and wind, a record-breaking 15,000 made their way to the popular Todds Green event.
From the moment the raindrops started falling on Friday, it was clear that nothing could dampen the spirits of the incredible crowd.
Undeterred, they danced, sang, and revelled in the high-energy performances of Rick Parfitt Jnr & the RPJ Band and Ultimate Coldplay, with legendary DJ Judge Jules bringing the house down at The Woods Afterparty.
While other events were forced to bow to Saturday’s adverse weather, the Todd team made sure the show went on!
The sell-out crowd was treated to a headline set from The Rocket Man tribute to Elton John, and Pat Sharp returned for the second year to entertain those attending the afterparty.
The grand finale on Sunday evening was nothing short of a rock 'n' roll extravaganza, as Supersonic Queen took the stage.
But that wasn’t all. The stages were graced by some of the country's best
Cover bands including Badness, Green Days, Spice, The Carpenters Songbook, Hometown Glory, Billy Idol UK, Benidorm Tom, Sound of Springsteen, Beach Boyz, The Jam’d, Abba Lush, and local heroes Definitely Could Be Oasis also took to the stage.
The festival, now in its fourth year, also prides itself on giving local talent the chance to shine, The Woods, Vincent, and Buskers stages showcased a line-up of homegrown stars.
This year, Todd in the Hole supported the East and North Herts Hospitals Charity.
Festival co-founder, David Nye, said: “We’re absolutely overwhelmed by the success of the festival this year.
"Against extremely challenging weather conditions our amazing team behind the scenes made sure the show still safely went on and our visitors had a fantastic experience. We can’t thank them enough for donning their wellies and bringing their smiles.”
Co-founder Mark Watts echoed the sentiment, summing up the weekend as nothing short of incredible, leaving him "blown away by the Todd love”
Organisers are already counting down the days to Todd24, with tickets going on sale this week at www.toddinthehole.co.uk.
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