The music band "5 Seconds Of Summer" performed at the Radio 1 Big Weekend in Norwich, England on Saturday. The foursome consisting of Michael Clifford, Luke Hemmings, Calum Hood and Ashton Irwin, rocked the music event just a day after they did a show in Paris.
Singer and guitarist Hemmings, 18, was seen singing passionately while being dressed in a Levi's tank top and tight black jeans. Clifford sported his purple hair and showed off his newest tattoo - a stylised "J" from the Final Fantasy X video game. He also paid homage to KISS with his T-shirt imprint. Hood on the other hand sang along while strumming his stylish guitar that was black in color and had a pink graffiti-style X across it.
5SOS is on their "Rock Out With Your Socks Out" tour. As part of the tour, the band will next go to Ireland and the UK. Before the performance in the BBC event, they rocked Paris' Le Zenith on Friday night. The Australian band will come home for a series of shows in June - before jetting to the US, where they will alternate between shows in Canada and the US from July to September.
The band posted a series of five pictures on their official Instagram account which has a 3.4 million strong fan following. The account has been a source of the latest events and updates from the band. They have claimed to be the first Australian band to have their debut album top America's Billboard 200 Charts. Popularly known as 5SOS is a pop punk/pop rock band and was formed in Sydney in 2011. They attained international fame when One Direction invited them on their "Take Me Home Tour". Other highlights from day one of the music festival included performances from Snoop Dogg, Charlie XCX, Rita Ora and Taylor Swift.
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