During his set, Tyla performed all of the crowd favourites, from ‘She Bad’ and ‘Salute’ to slow song ‘They Ain’t You’ and he even included a tribute to XXXTentacion to get the already lively crowd even higher off of the ground. I’ve never seen so much energy from a performer, Tyla practically flew across the stage as he sang, rapped, jumped and danced without missing a beat. The crowd interactions were frequent, with motivational speeches and expressions of gratitude which came across as genuine and he was on and off stage diving into the crowd getting up close and personal. He somehow made a large crowd feel like they were in an intimate venue and did so whilst still having the production of a large festival show. The lighting was incredible and the visuals meant I couldn’t take my eyes away from his amazing performance.