In pictures: Rain doesn’t dampen the spirits of music fans at Playground Festival, Rouken Glen Park

By The Sunday Post

August 4, 2019, 9:00 am

Maria McCartney, from Barrhead, who came prepared for the rain

Shaka Loves you performing on the main stage

Music lovers didn’t let the rain dampen their spirits on the second day of the Playground Festival in Rouken Glen Park.

Thousands more revellers will gather in the East Renfrewshire park for the final day of the festival today, featuring the likes of Django Django and Hot Chip.

Lauryn Hill headlined on Saturday night, with Friendly Fires and Groove Armada bringing a party atmosphere to the festival – new this year – on Friday night.

View our picture gallery above for the best images from Saturday.

Maria McCartney, from Barrhead, who came prepared for the rain

Shaka Loves you performing on the main stage

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