The LaFontaines and Twenty One Pilots | T in the Park

After spending the entirety of Friday at the main stage in order to get to the front for Biffy, on the Saturday of T we decided to check out a few of the other stages, which included the T Break tent for smaller, unsigned bands and the Radio 1 Stage.

Taken from The LaFontaine's facebook page,
obviously I wasn't on stage with the band - that would be terrifying.

We when to see The LaFontaines on a whim, and I am so, so glad I did as I was subjected to one of the greatest gigs I have ever seen. Obviously I didn't know what to expected from them, as I'd never heard them before, however that didn't matter when I got there. The lead singer was absolutely crazy, dressed in his Scotland-appropriate tartan shirt, jumping around all over the place and encouraging the crowd to circle pit, before crowd surfing himself. 

The crowd went absolutely mental for this band, and I can tell the next few years are going to be massive for them. I mean, there was even a woman on someone's shoulders and topless by the end of their performance, and I don't think she'd do that for just any old band.

Source: http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-photo/josh-dun-and-tyler-joseph-of-twenty-one-pilots-perform-on-news-photo/452057734
I was so emotionally overwhelmed that I forgot to take photos of them.

The band I was more excited than most to see last weekend was Twenty One Pilots. I haven't been a fan of these two for very long, I only started listening to them around October last year, but they are now easily my favourite band and I adore everything about them.

They entered the Radio 1 Stage dressed in balaclavas, and the crowd was at most around 100 people, however by the end of their gig the whole area surrounding the stage was filled. Although they didn't play my favourite Semi Automatic, they did do a super cool drum duet together in the middle of the set which kind of made up for it, and Josh's purple hair, their flips over and off the piano as well as Tyler's captivating performance style made it everything I'd wanted and more.

Okay, I'm gonna stop now before I start gushing over these guys.