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Sneaky Sound SystemSneaky Sound System gave a sensational live performance as the headliner act of Pridefest’s ‘Celebration’ party on Saturday night.

Lead singer Connie Mitchell took to the stage wearing a peach coloured short trench coat but soon lost it, revealing a patterned skintight outfit beneath.

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The duo of Mitchel and Black Angus worked through the bands catalogue of hits including ‘I Love It’, ‘UFO, ‘Picture’ and ‘Kansas City’.

The duo also lead the crowd in a sing-along of the Eurythmics hit ‘Sweet Dreams’ and their feel good anthem ‘Big’.

The band’s performance closed off a day of entertainment in Russell Square that included a performance from celebrity DJ Diddier Cohen who certainly got the crowd dancing. Also appearing were local acts Axe Girl, The Armani Consort, Sun City and a host of other acts.

Image: Graeme Watson

 

 

 

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