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Rewind 2024: Best photos from Sunday as Scone Palace festival draws to a close

Headliners The Boomtown Rats were joined by Gabrielle and Midge Ure among others.

Sunday at Rewind saw a lot of Magnums, ice cream and crime versions. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

By Ben MacDonald

July 22 2024, 10:16am

July 22 2024, 10:16am

Rewind Festival drew to a close for another year on Sunday night.

Thousands of revellers took to Scone Palace to sing and dance along to some 1980s classics.

The final day was headlined by Bob Geldof-led The Boomtown Rats, who performed hits including Rat Trap and I Don’t Like Mondays.

Other acts on the day included Gabrielle, Midge Ure, Nik Kershaw, Heather Small and former Joy Division and New Order bassist Peter Hook.

Spirit in the Sky singer The Doctor compered the day, with acts performing across the main stage and Pink Flamingo Club.

Our photographer Kenny Smith was at Scone Palace to capture highlights from the final day.

A lot of Magnums, ice cream and crime versions. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

The Selected on stage during their set. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans in costume arrive for their Sunday at Rewind. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Fans enjoying Shakatak. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

At the inflatable church Karoline Greer ties the knot with a stranger surrounded by her friends and stand in Maid of honour and bridesmaids. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Karoline Greer and Colin Heller celebrate. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Karoline Greer with bridesmaids and maid of honour. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Cabbage patch dolls Susan Somerville, Janice MacNamara and Jules Oldham. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Let the wedding celebrations begin! Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

People pile in for Sunday at Rewind. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Keith Winter (Electric Guitar) and Steve Underwood (Bass) of Shakatak on stage during their set. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Vicky Soulsby and Dawn Crosby from Newcastle. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Jill Saward of Shakatak performs on stage during their set. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Shuggie and Angie Grant from Coatbridge as Fred and Wilma Flintstone. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

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

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

Looking very 80s. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

Ian MacDonald and John Brown from Dundee. Image: Kenny Smith/DC Thomson

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