The Human League will headline day two at the Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival, following performances on Thursday's opening day by Callum Beattie and Mika. Thousands of festival-goers have now arrived at the site near Beauly, in the Highlands, with more due on Saturday.
Celebrating their 45th birthday this year, synth pop band The Human League have sold more than 20 million records, with Don't You Want Me being one of their biggest hits. Friday's acts also include Rizzle Kicks, Scouting for Girls, Kula Shaker, Trail West and Bombskare.
Why is Bella attracting so many festival-goers?
Belladrum is one of the last of the year's UK summer outdoor festivals and there is a long-running joke it is always blessed by good weather. More than 20,000 people are expected to attend Bella over its three days.
Mika commented on Thursday night's fine conditions during his performance on the Hot House main stage, telling the audience how over the past seven days his gigs had been disrupted by wind and rain.
The Grace Kelly singer also paid tribute to the founder of California's Butterfly Lounge, a
