A festival director said Hull’s biggest one-day festival had created “confidence and a sense of wellbeing in the city”.
More than 100 acts took to 10 stages across Hull Marina on Saturday for Humber Street Sesh, the city’s biggest one-day festival.
The event was headlined by singer-songwriter Fiona-Lee, with other performers including Walt Disco, The Kairos, Flat Moon, Gravy and The Family Battenberg.
Mark Page, the festival’s director, said the event was in its 40th year and added: “It brings the community together but more importantly it provides those all-important platforms for emerging grass-root artists.”