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Rewind 2024: Best photos from Saturday as thousands enjoy Perthshire 80s festival

Billy Ocean, Kim Wilde and Hue and Cry were some of the acts performing at Scone Palace.

A Rewind birthday for Susan! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

By Ben MacDonald

July 21 2024, 11:29am

July 21 2024, 11:29am

Thousands of partygoers descended on Scone Palace on Saturday for the return of Rewind Festival.

The 1980s-themed event returned to Perthshire for its 12th year, with a headline performance by Billy Ocean.

Surrounded by a big band and chorus, Ocean sang his many hits, including Red Light Spells Danger.

The three-day festival kicked off on Friday night, with the Edwin Starr Band performing the late singer’s hits – including War – in the Pink Flamingo Club.

Other acts performing on Saturday included Kim Wilde, Hue and Cry, the Earth, Wind and Fire Experience and Fine Young Cannibals singer Roland Gift.

Rewind draws to a close on Sunday, with headline act The Boomtown Rats performing alongside Gabrielle, Midge Ure and Heather Small.

Our photographer Kenny Smith was at Scone Palace to capture the best moments from the day.

Fans queue for Rewind Scotland at Scone Palace. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Let the fun begin! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Some great outfits on display. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans arriving at the site for Rewind. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Eva, Mark and Louise Ewing from Glenrothes. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans excited for their weekend! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Queue for Rewind Scotland. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Wave for the camera. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans arriving at the site. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Festival goers put on their best outfits. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Cat Harvey of Greatest Hits Radio on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

The Where’s Wally Family from Aberdeen. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Joe Buchan and Scott Cuthbert from Perth. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Shirley Wilkinson and Lorraine Rae from Carlisle. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Ewen Cameron from Greatest Hits Radio gets the show on the road alongside host for the day Jenny Powell. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Slash from Inverurie and Dolly from South Shields. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

John and Susan and Pamela and David Wilson from Penicuik. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

David Hyman from Peterhead as Mork. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Rachael, Terry and Lynne Curry from Bishopbriggs. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

The Fife massive on a weekend out. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Hi De Hi Craig and Caroline Mellor with Lynsey and Jason Hillsley. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Waiting for the music to start. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Gill and John Archiaton from Moray. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Rewind Saturday is off! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Craig Morris and Lynn Jones from Kirriemuir. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Donald from Mar-a-Lago USA. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Susan McGuire’s 50th birthday celebration with friends and family. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Flower power ladies from Kinglassie. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Jake and Ann Sutherland from Dalgety Bay. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Matching outfits for the day. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Studio 54 were the first act on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

A quick pose for the camera. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Colourful outfits for this group. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Batgirl and friends. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

John and Susan Allison from Penicuik as Barbie and Ken. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Raring to go! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

People of all ages came out to enjoy the festival. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Colin and Steph Bannerman from Aboyne. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Alisa Landsburgh and Laura Mackie from Carnoustie. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Pirates for the day. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Bad Manners on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

It’s never too wet for ice cream. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

The weather did nothing to dampen the spirits. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Pat and Greg Kane collectively known as Hue & Cry perform on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans shelter from the rain in the evening. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

A chair for shelter. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Keith Duffy of Boyzlife on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans enjoy Billy Ocean’s performance. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Kim Wilde performs on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

80’s pop icon Tiffany, famous for her hit ‘I think we’re alone now’ poses for selfies with fans before her set. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Katrina of Katrina And The Waves. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Umbrella hats were a perfect choice. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Brian McFadden of Boyzlife. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Singing in the rain. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Billy Ocean performs on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans enjoy the front row at Billy Ocean’s set. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Clare Grogan of Altered Images performed. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Roland Gift of the Fine Young Cannibals. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Keith Duffy and Brian McFadden of Boyzlife on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

The rain wasn’t stopping any fun! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Billy Ocean performs. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Artists put on a great show. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans smiling as Boyzlife perform. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Tiffany on stage. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

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