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GALLERY: Sunday’s artists at Rewind Festival

by Gemma Davidson
August 22, 2016
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THE final day of Rewind Festival in Henley saw some huge names take to the main stage at the 80s nostalgia festival. Artists such as Adam Ant, Marc Almond, Heather Small and Roland Gift wowed the crowds with some truly unforgettable performances.

Check out our gallery of some of the best moments from the stage.

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All photos by Dijana Capan/DVision Images for The Wokingham Paper. To order prints visit www.dvision-images.com.

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