His hits, quirky style, charm and charisma spilled out into the crowd and brought magic to Rochester Castle last night.

Will Young fans were delighted with his performance on stage as he entertained fans with his set which included some rather large balls, confetti fountains and even a illuminated mobility scooter.

The pitch perfect star belted out his hits to the delight of fans and made the crowd laugh out loud in between performing his smash hits including Leave Right Now, Jealousy and of course, the Doors cover, Light My Fire.

But the night was also jazzy and soulful with performances from 90s legend Gabrielle, who hit all the right notes with her smash hits its including, Dreams, Give Me A Little More Time and Out of Reach.

The timeless singer who has been working with DJ and songwriter Naughty Boy, also sung some of her newer stuff which is a mix of pop and soul in only a style the 90s singer can pull off.

Her 45 minute acoustic set was a smash with fans and she told them she was happy to be performing in such a lovely setting.

Speaking before the gig, the singer said: “People want to hear the old stuff.

“As much as I have new stuff and like to mix it up, I never walk away without performing those sorts of songs and people sing along to those songs and hopefully hum along to the ones they don’t know.

“It would not be a Gabrielle show if I didn’t sing that stuff.”

Warming up the gig was new jazz talent, Ray Estaire, 29, who warmed up the crowd with her unique colourful jazz style.

The singer-songwriter, who has been performing from an early age, even managed to pull off a Bruno Mars, track in her own unique style.

With a background combining Jamaican, Native American, and Scottish ancestry Ray who said she had been influenced by Gabrielle, complemented both artists who were on after her.

The night was a mix of brilliant tracks, fun times and those who never went along - missed a real trick.