As we turned up at victoria park for Underage Festival we could here the music pumping out from behind the high fencing as we approached the ticket office. After collecting our passes thats when the exciting feeling grew knowing we were heading into our first festival!
As we got our bearings we went to find the media tent to get our photography passes. Lots of people walking around from stage to stage, and equally lots of people were sitting on the grass enjoying the hot weather. There was the main tango stage which was the big outdoor stage, there were also the topman and converse stages that were covered under what i can only descibe as a big circus tent!!  Other little stages were dotted around for djs, the park was alive with beats! 
First act we saw was Harry byarts (fuagtive) who was on the converse Stage at 12:30, as the Dj was warming up the crowd the energy was electric with everyone shouting out his name! We were fortunate to have media passes which entitled us to view from the very front of the stage, escaping the sreaming crowd behind the barriers We were in touching distance from Fugative. The tent was alive with girls screaming and everyones hands in the air, singing along. 
Half hour later when he finished singing we walked around for a bit to see lots of stalls selling different things, there where stalls if u wanted to paint stuff on your body, Cake stalls, stalls selling star in the hood products, Sugar magazeen selling goodie bags, food stalls for all peoples taste (burgar stalls, noddles, ect). 
The sun was beaming down in the afternoon and after a much needed bag of chips and some chill time in under the trees for shade We went to see professer green on the topman stage. The Tent was full, many people stood outside because of the heat but you could still him just as good! He was amazing live, looking behind us we see a sea of people waving there hands in the air, this one was my faviourite. 
The Day finished at 8pm but we left early at 6pm due to getting home, It was a great day and a good experience for our first festival. We will certainly be going again.

Ellie Feltham