The final weekend of the On The Beach festival has come to a close after tens of thousands of revellers descended on the seafront.

International stars took to the stage for a second weekend to play hits old and new as the sun set over Brighton.

The Argus: The festival site was just a stone's throw from the Palace PierThe festival site was just a stone's throw from the Palace Pier (Image: Andrew Gardner / The Argus)

It kicked off with electronic group Above and Beyond hosting their famed (among ravers) Anjunabeach party - for the first time in the UK.

See our pictures from the first weekend: Look back at the first weekend of the On The Beach festival

The Anjunabeats label took over the festival throughout the day and into the evening joined by DJs such as Andrew Bayer and Amy Wiles.

The Argus: A display of lights and graphics accompanied the setA display of lights and graphics accompanied the set (Image: Mike Burnell)

As Friday's rave came to a close, a weekend of rock music was brought in. 

Worthing lads Royal Blood blew the roof off of the stage - figuratively, of course - with their homecoming headline gig.

The Argus: Royal Blood brought along a huge lightshow Royal Blood brought along a huge lightshow (Image: Andrew Gardner / The Argus)

The booming rock duo wowed crowds with impressive pyrotechnic, light and visual displays, not to mention the sound.

Read all about the night: 'Royal Blood were so good even two men fighting couldn't distract us'

The Argus: Crowds moshing during Royal BloodCrowds moshing during Royal Blood (Image: Andrew Gardner / The Argus)

Small mosh pits formed throughout the arena as the bass travelled through the pebbles and into each and every one of us as Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher - wearing a Seagulls shirt - played tunes old and new.

The Argus: Ben wearing the Albion kitBen wearing the Albion kit (Image: Andrew Gardner / The Argus)

All good things must come to a close, but it is certainly better when the following day brings something just as great.

The Argus: Noel Gallagher at the On The Beach festivalNoel Gallagher at the On The Beach festival (Image: Andrew Gardner / The Argus)

Songwriter and ex-Oasis guitarist Noel Gallagher closed the festival in style with his High Flying Birds.

Read our review of the gig: Noel Gallagher's trip to the seaside was a triumphant night

The Argus: The crowd loved his showThe crowd loved his show (Image: Andrew Gardner / The Argus)

A slightly more subdued affair than Royal Blood, but Noel got the crowd singing and dancing along to hits old and new, interspersed with witty chit-chat between him and the audience.

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