After a false start for opener C’est La Vie, Stereophonics took fans on a journey through their 25-plus years in music.
It was the second half of their show that produced the biggest singalongs for the likes of Traffic, A Thousand Trees, Mr Writer, Handbags and Gladrags and Have a Nice Day.
Just Looking and Dakota rounded off the festival – after Jake Bugg, Circa Waves and Voodoos had helped warm the crowd up with upbeat tracks of their own.
Our photographer Kim Cessford was there to capture the best images.
Anthony Hegarty and Robson Cooper arriving for Stereophonics.
Crowds enjoying the music.
Matthew arriving for the Summer Sessions gig in Slessor Gardens.
Kim Thompson, Samantha Atagan and Julie Thompson.
A sell-out crowd watched the band play their greatest hits.
Lead singer Kelly Jones.
Crowds enjoying a bright evening with music.
Gemma McKessick and Bailley McRobb arriving for the gig.
Happy fans enjoying the show.
Kelly Jones of Stereophonics.
Claire Cabin, Stephen Cassidy, Gavin Balfour, Sarah Clark and Claire Spittal.
Fans enjoying the moment.
Chris and Rhonda Spernce arriving.
Eilis Gray and Kalie Chalmers.
Stereophonics on stage at this years Summer Sessions at Slessor Gardens.
Fans arriving for the headline act.
Vicki Chaplin and Jim Lees.
Frontman Kelly Jones rocking the stage.
Karen and The Wizard arriving for the sell-out set by Stereophonics.
Crowds enjoying the spectacle.
Billy and Tina Mullen.
Michelle Storrie, Natalie Kelly and Heather Knight.
Stereophonics playing at Slessor Gardens for Dundee Summer Sessions.
Comments are currently disabled as they require cookies and it appears you've opted out of cookies on this site. To participate in the conversation, please adjust your cookie preferences in order to enable comments.
‘Beautiful evening’: Best pictures as Stereophonics bring Dundee Summer Sessions to a close
Conversation