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In pictures: Final day of Victorious Festival

News imageVictorious/Russ Leggatt Five women dressed in festival attire stood in a line and smiling into the cameraVictorious/Russ Leggatt
Festival goers enjoyed the final day of Victorious Festival at Southsea Common

More than 150,000 people descended onto Southsea Common for three days of fun at Victorious Festival, organisers say.

Kasabian headlined the final day of the festival on Sunday with The Streets, James Arthur, Sigrid and Basement Jaxx among the other performers.

Across the three days festival goers enjoyed sets from Faithless, Bastille, Primal Scream, The Vaccines, Jessie J, Kelis, Pixie Lott, Hard-Fi and Happy Mondays.

Festival director James Ralls said: "It's been another incredible year for the festival with new venues, huge performers and thousands of friends and families coming together on the stunning Southsea seafront for an unforgettable August Bank Holiday celebration."

News imageVictorious/Tom Langford James Arthur is singing on stage with a guitar strapped to his body. He has one hand holding a microphone and the other pointing to the air.Victorious/Tom Langford
James Arthur took to the stage on Sunday evening
News imageVictorious/Russ Leggatt Jalen Ngonda is singing with his eyes closed into a microphone on a stand. He is playing a guitar.Victorious/Russ Leggatt
American musician Jalen Ngonda performed on Castle Stage
News imageVictorious/Steven Stringer Thousands of people in the crowd watching performers on a large stage.Victorious/Steven Stringer
Thousands of people attended the three-day annual festival
News imageVictorious/Manon Hardcastle Seven people - all dressed in banana outfits - smiling into the camera. Some of them are wearing sashes saying 'Team Bride' and 'Bride to Be'Victorious/Manon Hardcastle
A bridal party was among those enjoying the festival on Sunday
News imageVictorious/Tom Langford A band consisting of men and women - most of them wearing sunglasses - stood in a circle, singing and dancing Victorious/Tom Langford
Southsea Alternative Choir also performed at the festival on the final day
News imageVictorious/Tom Langford A band performing on a stage with fluorescent imagery behind themVictorious/Tom Langford
Basement Jaxx wowed crowds with a colourful performance
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