The Irish pop rock band The Script ended the Tennent's Vital 2015 event spectacularly. The Script band performed in the festival fantastically, as the group captivated the 65,000 fans with world class music over the weekend.
On the final night of the music festival, the group brought excitement and pleasure to the crowd with an epic headline stint of stunning lasers and breathtaking pyrotechnics illumining the Belfast sky.
The spectators at Tennent's Vital 2015 were thrilled as The Script showcased their awesome hits like The Man Who Can't Be Moved, For The First Time and Man on a Wire and the band ended their performance with the hit song Hall of Fame.
The Script's lead vocalist and pianist Danny O'Donoghue, who left his spot on the stage several times to interact with the massive crowd, did not hesitate to let their supporters know how much the band value their presence in the event. "We're from Dublin and it's been too long since we've been back in Belfast...it's good to be back."
Danny O'Donoghue thanking the crowd, "Music meant so much to me growing up so what I want to do right now Belfast, is I want to make something that we're going to remember, not just for this festival, this year, but for the rest of our lives" Danny O'Donoghue added, "Belfast, Tennent's Vital, we can't thank you enough. This is officially our last show in Ireland, and we're going to go and make some badass music for you and we'll be back before you know it."
The assembled spectators also enjoyed the performance by the Italian-English solo acoustic singer - Jack Savoretti, Clean Bandit and queen of dance music, Irish DJ/television presenter - Annie Mac, and a festival anthem performance of the Dublin four-piece Kodaline (the English electronic group started from High Hopes to Love Like This, Honest to Way Back When).
