The Old Town burst into life as musicians took to the stage for Hull Trinity Festival, which sees live performances throughout Saturday and Sunday.
Acts today included The Tennents, Young Jack, Tayala, Patrick Joseph Tobin and The Black Delta Movement. Folk-pop star King Charles headlined the event this evening at 6pm. A classically-trained musician, King Charles beat thousands of other hopefuls to win the International Songwriting Competition in Nashville, Tennessee, with his song, Love Lust. Live music events were also being held at fringe venues including Fruit, Garbo's, Jack & Danny's, Jaz Bar, Kingston Hotel, Oscars Bar, Rumours, William Wilberforce and Ye Olde Corn Exchange. The festival continues on Sunday with nineties stars Dodgy (7pm), best-known for their hits Good Enough and Staying Out For The Summer, and a staple of the festival circuit since reforming in 2008. Music will start on the main stage in Trinity Square on Sunday from 1pm with bands including The Debutants , Streaming Lights, The Quicksilver Kings and many more.