On the final day of 110 Above Festival, Sea Girls hit main stage as the headliners of the festival for the night. They kicked off their 16 song set with their song "Sick", from their album released earlier this year "Homesick". The crowd went crazy as frontman Henry Camamile opened the song, standing on the edge of the stage, up close and personal with the crowd.
Their set, which celebrated the second birthday of their debut album "Open Up Your Head", was a great mix of new and old tracks.
At the start of the song "Lucky" the band has some technical issues on stage, so to fill the time, guitarist Rory young played impromptu cover of "Brazil" by Declan Mckenna. The crowd all cheered and sang along as the band and their team sorted out the issues.
Before the last three songs of the set Henry explained that "This is where the encore is supposed to happen so just go along with it".
As the band made their way back onto the stage, Henry thanked the crowd for joining them tonight and "This is our first ever headline festival so thank you for making it incredible".
The band then finished off their set with two fan favourite's, the first being "damage done". During this song, lead singer Henry, made his way off stage and into the crowd to sing the song. Fans swarmed around him to share the intimate moment.
The set was closed off by their biggest track "All I Want To Hear You Say". The song, with nearly 30 million streams on Spotify, was the rowdiest by far.
Mosh pits opened up and the crowd was louder than ever before, giving it their all, as both the band and crowd soaked up the final moments of this years festival.
By - Katie Graham
Photo - Chloe Dunscombe
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