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Pulp top the bill at 20th End of the Road Festival
Pulp headlined the End of the Road Festival on Saturday and ended their set singing Happy Birthday to the event
The festival at Cranborne Chase in Dorset celebrated its 20th anniversary
It drew a sell-out crowd of 15,000 visitors to the site near Blandford Forum
It attracts fans of a mix of indie-rock, folk and alternative music, as well as comedy lovers
It had more than 140 acts performed across the five music stages
The four-day festival is one of the final events of the UK summer season
A sell-out crowd of 15,000 helped celebrate the End Of The Road Festival's 20th birthday this weekend, in one of the final events of the UK summer season.
Britpop luminaries Pulp closed the mainstage on Saturday night at the four-day event, near Blandford Forum, Dorset.
The event's anniversary line-up also included Irish indie-pop singer Cmat, New York art-rockers Geese and Canadian singer-songwriter Mac DeMarco.
More than 140 acts performed across the five music stages which showcased a mix of indie-rock, folk and alternative artists.