Mad Cool 2024 has come to an end, and closed out the final day of this year’s edition with some unforgettable performances from across the world of punk, pop, rock and more. Check out our top photos from Day Four below.
The crowd gather for the final day of the 2024 edition
A massive audience turn up for Avril Lavigne‘s show at the festival site, as she takes to the stage just in time for golden hour and breaks out some of her greatest hits.
And the Canadian singer doesn’t disappoint…
Running out onto the stage to her fan-favourite track ‘Girlfriend’, the ’00s icon breaks out all her biggest hits over at the Mad Cool stage and colours the crowd pink with her confetti cannons.
Genesis Owusu delivers a mesmerising set
While The Killers take on the main stage, Genesis Owusu brought his effortlessly cool charm to the Orange Stage, and proved that he is a force to be reckoned with.
Ashnikko closes out the night at the Orange Stage
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Following on from Genesis Owusu, Ashnikko takes on the final performance on the stage for this year – kicking off the immense set with tracks including ‘You Make Me Sick!’, ‘Stupid’ and ‘Don’t Look At It’.
Bring Me The Horizon ignite the festival crowd
Although the sun is setting on day four, Oli Sykes and co. bring the heat back to the Mad Cool festival site, with Bring Me The Horizon delivering an eruptive set to celebrate the release of their latest album ‘POST HUMAN: NeX GEn’.
Picture Parlour leave a lasting impression
From playing countless fan-favourites to teasing the crowd with some currently-unreleased material, there is no doubt that Picture Parlour left their mark on the 2024 edition of the festival.
And The Killers close the night with a masterclass in showmanship
To round off the final day of this year’s edition, Brandon Flowers and co. wrapped up performances on the main stage with a landmark set, featuring massive hits like ‘Mr Brightside’, ‘Somebody Told Me’ and ‘Human’. What better way to wrap up an already unforgettable Mad Cool 2024…
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