nothing,nowhere. brought his typically cool vibes to The Pit at Leeds Festival on a Friday afternoon where some chill was much needed.

A packed tent required some cooling down, and the American emo-rapper ensured that the temperature was lowered – even if the volume wasn’t. The pace wasn’t as frantic as other acts, but the crowd responded just as energetically as nothing,nowhere. broke out some of his biggest hits.

‘Clarity in Kerosene’ went down a treat, as expected, while other tunes such as ‘Dread’ were as warmly received as any other Nothing, Nowhere number. The biggest cheer of the afternoon, though, was reserved for crowd favourites ‘Hopes Up’ and ‘Hammer’. Every person in The Pit sang and rapped along to every word and gave Nothing, Nowhere just as much energy back as he belted out from the stage.

Draped in a fanmade Union Jack flag, complete with his logo and name, nothing,nowhere. showed his appreciation for those working alongside, too. The singer-songwriter drew wild reactions from the crowd with his praise for his backing band and sound engineer – a truly heartwarming moment on an afternoon where his signature blend of melodic rap and indie rock was in abundance.