BOOMTOWN Chapter 3: Revolution of Imagination is in full swing, with just two days left of the five-day festival.

This year's line up features a huge variety of artists across the number of stages, but there has been discussion over the lack of headliners after the last few years featuring artists like Sister Sledge and Cypress Hill.

The Chronicle spoke to festival goers about their thoughts so far.

Kieran and Scarlett, from Stratford upon Avon, have been enjoying the variety so far.

Pictured: Kieran (left) and Scarlett (right)Pictured: Kieran (left) and Scarlett (right) (Image: Newsquest)

Kieran said: "We're used to headline after headline, but this year, it's people you wouldn't see anywhere else.

"If I come to one festival a year, it's this. It's not just the stages, it's like a little world."

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Jules Holford, visiting with her husband Chris, said: "We've found some real gems that we would never have heard of. There's a good mix, it works well.

Pictured: Chris Holford (left) and Jules Holford (right)Pictured: Chris Holford (left) and Jules Holford (right) (Image: Newsquest)

"It's not all drum and bass, there's also lots of arty stuff."

Ella Hook, with her friends Lily Dean and Natalie Sokolik, said: "It's different to last year, it had big names on the Origin stage. 

It's Ella's second time attending Boomtown festival.

She added: "When you pay that much money for a ticket, you expect to see people you know. I wasn't disappointed, but I do get why people would be annoyed. There's also a lot of drum and bass - which isn't as fun."

Friends Lucy, Mike and Emma are from Hull.

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Lucy said: "We just came here on a whim! It's all really good. I love that you can go all around and then stay somewhere. I can't remember what anyone's called but it's really cool."

Pictured: (left to right) Mike, Emma and LucyPictured: (left to right) Mike, Emma and Lucy (Image: Newsquest)

Husband and wife Gareth, 76, and Kay, 75, are volunteering with Oxfam for the festival. They get the opportunity to explore in their free time, as well as listening while they work.

Kay said: "It has been absolutely great, really wonderful. We might be the oldest people here!

Pictured: Kay (left) and Gareth (right)Pictured: Kay (left) and Gareth (right) (Image: Newsquest)

"It's a huge mix, and Oxfam's organisation has been absolutely brilliant."