Little Mix enjoyed a special milestone night in Chelmsford on Sunday, less than 24-hours after entertaining fans in Staffordshire.
The band turned in a powerful performance on the Hyland’s Park stage at V Festival – the second of two live shows that complete their current commitment to the annual Chelmsford and Staffordshire event.
Leading the way, Perrie Edwards showed off her pert derrière in a mesh embellished leotard during a series of choreographed moves during a typically energetic headline set.
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Looking good: Perrie Edwards led the way as the band performed a headline set at Hyland's Park in Chelmsford
Edgy thigh-high boots completed the look as Perrie, Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock worked their way through a series of hits from their back catalogue.
Shortly after taking to the stage the girl group revealed it was a special weekend as they were celebrating their fifth anniversary.
Jesy said: 'It's a very, very special day for Little Mix because we are celebrating our five-year anniversary and we are still going strong.'
The girl group opened their 50-minute set with Salute, followed by their Sean Paul collaboration Hair, which they remixed with Willow Smith's Whip My Hair.
Bum deal: The singer showed off a very peachy bottom while performing on Sunday
Headline act: Little Mix enjoyed a well-received appearance in Chelmsford on Sunday evening, less than 24-hours after entertaining fans with an identical show in Staffordshire
Revealing: Sporting raunchy fishnets beneath army green leotards with distinctive mesh embellishments, the band put on another powerful performance for their fans on Sunday
Raunchy: Thigh-high boots completed the look as the band worked their way through a series of hits from their back catalogue
Revealing: Sporting raunchy fishnets beneath army green leotards with distinctive mesh embellishments, the band put on another powerful performance for their fans on Sunday
Curvy: Jesy was at her voluptuous best during the band's second V Festival performance of the weekend
Coming soon: Fans will be pleased to learn that their highly-anticipated next album will drop before the winter holidays - much earlier than expected
This is the first year they have played V and they dedicated Secret Love Song to "the gay community" and followed it up with Wings, How Ya Doing, and a cover of Beyonce's Run The World.
Fans will be pleased to learn that their highly-anticipated next album will drop before the winter holidays - much earlier than expected.
It would seem that Little Mix have really hit their stride on album number four, with Jade exclusively telling MailOnline: 'It's moving a lot faster than any of the other albums have done, because we want to release it before Christmas, which means we have to have the first single ready pretty soon.'
In the mix: Jade Thirlwall caught the eye during a hit-heavy set at Hyland's Park
Racy: Jade and band-mate Leigh-Anne's toned pert derrières were also on display courtesy of their skimpy outfits
Synchronised: The group were joined by a troupe of hunky backing dancers for Sunday evening's show
Busy: No one could accuse the girls of not working hard either, five years on from their first big break, and they haven't stopped recording, performing or working for more than a few months
Busting some moves: Perrie was front and centre during another well choreographed routine
No one could accuse the girls of not working hard either, five years on from their first big break, and they haven't stopped recording, performing or working for more than a few months.
And it seems that album number four started while they were hard at work on their globe-trotting Get Weird tour.
'We've been setting up writing camps with people we know, so even we if can't make it to a writing session the music is still sure to be relateable to us,' said Jade.
While Jade and Jesy are loved-up with their partners, single ladies Perrie and Leigh-Anne revealed they were most attracted to a boy with the confidence to approach them.
Single lady: Perrie recently revealed she was most attracted to a boy with the confidence to approach her, telling MailOnline 'We hate it when boys play games. Just be straight, go for it, make the move!'
Milestone: The girl group previously revealed it was a special weekend as they were celebrating their fifth anniversary
They enthused: 'We hate it when boys play games. Just be straight, go for it, make the move!'
Meanwhile Fleur East's X Factor days appeared to be far behind her on Sunday afternoon as she put on her raunchiest display yet.
Sporting ripped fishnet tights beneath a white leotard the singer once again showed off her sassy new look as she took to the stage in Chelmsford - 24 hours after performing on the Staffordshire stage.
Fleur added to the look with a cropped acid wash denim jacket, while racy denim boots added to the overall look as she worked her way through a lively set.
Powerful: The girl group opened their 50-minute set with Salute, followed by their Sean Paul collaboration Hair, which they remixed with Willow Smith's Whip My Hai
Hand's on: Jade got to grips with one of her backing dancers during the raunchy performance
The singer’s green dyed curls gave the ensemble an added splash of colour and ensured she was hard to miss during another energetic performance.
Since releasing her début album, Love Sax and Flashbacks, in December 2015, she has been busy flying between London and LA, where she is working on her second record.
On top of that she squeezes in time with her family when she can, and of course, with her boyfriend, French designer Marcel Robin.
Fleur has spoken in the past about struggling to fit everyone in - but says she is now learning to make it work.
Previously: The band looked typically stylish after arriving at the annual event ahead of their performance
Eye-catching: Her comparatively reserved days as an X Factor contestant appeared to be far behind her on Sunday afternoon as Fleur East put on her raunchiest display yet at V Festival
Colourful: The singer’s green dyed curls gave the ensemble an added splash of colour and ensured she was hard to miss during another energetic performance
Strong look: Sporting ripped fishnet tights beneath a white leotard the singer once again showed off her sassy new look as she took to the stage in Chelmsford
Sax appeal! She entertained the crowds in a form-fitting silver leotard in Chelmsford on Sunday afternoon
'I think I’ve learned to be more spontaneous,' she explained to FEMAIL. 'If I’ve just landed from somewhere, rather than just go home I’ll turn up at my mother’s house or I’ll go to see my dad.
'I found it hard in the beginning to get used to the new, crazy schedule but now I just know that whenever I have a moment I’ll just fit everybody in; so everybody’s used to it now.'
'My dad instilled in my sister [Keshia] and I the importance of healthy eating and healthy living. We used to wake up in the morning and do some sit-ups before we’d even brushed our teeth!'
Busy girl: Since releasing her début album, Love Sax and Flashbacks, in December 2015, she has been busy flying between London and LA, where she is working on her second record
Striking: Fleur added to her latest raunchy look with a cropped acid wash denim jacket
Tangerine dream: BeBe Rexha, 26, stood out from the crowds in a bright orange co-ord as she embarked on an explosive set at the Hylands Park installment of V Festival
Gorgeous: The outfit was formed of a tight-fitting orange high neck crop top and matching hot pants, flashing plenty of skin and flaunting her womanly curves
Racy Rexha: The outfit was formed of a tight-fitting orange high neck crop top and matching hot pants, flashing plenty of skin and flaunting her womanly curves
Giving it all: The star removed her matching hoody as she wowed crowds with her high-energy performance
Elsewhere on Sunday afternoon Bebe Rexha enjoyed another knock-out performance at V Festival.
The singer-songwriter, 26, stood out from the crowds in a bright orange co-ord as she embarked on an explosive set at the Hylands Park installment of the festival, celebrating its 21st birthday this year.
The New York-born songstress was hard to miss in a vibrant orange shorts and hoody ensemble.
The outfit was formed of a tight-fitting orange high neck crop top and matching hot pants, flashing plenty of skin and flaunting her womanly curves.
The shorts, which cut eye-wateringly high up her lean legs, were decorated with some racy buckles on long straps, which hung loosely.
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Come and get me: Pairing the outfit with skin coloured fishnets and white Adidas trainers, the star put on a raunchy display as she performed a high-energy set for the Essex crowd
Glitzy: In keeping with her quirky style, the singer also dressed her eyes with a line of glittery silver eyeliner across the lid
Covering the crop top was a matching cropped orange hoody, featuring long sleeves but open shoulders and a chunky silver zip across the front.
Pairing the outfit with just some skin coloured fishnets and white Adidas superstar trainers, the star put on a raunchy display as she performed a high-energy set for the Essex crowd.
She removed the hoody from the outfit once her lively dance routines were in full swing, during which she flipped her hair back and forth dramatically as she sang.
But, clipping the side down with some grips, the Albanian beauty's appearance was still impeccable as she continued with her set.
In keeping with her quirky style, the singer also dressed her eyes with a line of glittery silver eyeliner across the lid, and a flash of coral lipstick to co-ordinate with her clothing.
Bebe, who has penned a plethora of high-profile songs for a-listers including Eminem and Rihanna, was a hit with the crowd as she belted out her punchy hits.
Girlband All Saints also took to the stage at Hylands Park on Sunday, after recently making a comeback after a decade hiatus from the music industry.
The girls are back in town: All Saints also wowed crowds in monochrome outfits as they made a comback after a ten year hiatus from the music industry
Back together: To the crowd's delight, the girls performed a number of their well-known hits including Never Ever and Pure Shores
Channelling their chic urban fashion, Shaznay Lewis, Melanie Blatt and Nicole and Natalie Appleton perfectly co-ordinated in different monochrome ensembles, from striped blazer to leather two-piece.
Looking incredibly fresh-faced, the girl group all styled their trademark locks loose into chic waves as they comfortably took to the stage.
To the crowd's delight, the girls performed a number of their well-known hits including Never Ever and Pure Shores.
All grown up: Former Jonas Brother Joe Jonas took to the stage at Weston Park with his new band DNCE
Introducing DNCE: The band took to the stage for another winning performance during their UK festival debut
Stylish: The former Jonas Brother looked cool in a white denim jacket and a funky tie-dye top of yellow, red and green
Suave: He paired his look with some classic black jeans and bright white trainers, keeping his look clean and slick
On the way up: DNCE, founded by Joe and bandmate Jack Lawless, formed in 2015 and have gone from strength to strength, with their debut single reaching number 4 in the UK
Meanwhile over in Weston Park, DNCE took to the stage for another winning performance during their UK festival debut.
Performing tracks like Cake By The Ocean and Toothbrush, lead singer Joe Jonas warmed the crowd up as he strutted his typical Californian style on stage.
The former Jonas Brother looked cool in a white denim jacket and a funky tie-dye top of yellow, red and green.
Alright in white: Sia commanded attention thanks to another eccentric stage costume
Pointing it out: The Australian singer was joined onstage by a backing dancer for another theatrical performance
All eyes on me: Zara Larsson was centre of attention as she took to the stage at Weston Park in Staffordshire
That's a rap: British urban act Tinie Tempah was also among the performers in Staffordshire on Sunday
Side by side: The Only Way Is Essex stars Pete Wicks and Megan McKenna were in attendance on Sunday afternoon
Writing To Reach You: Travis star Fran Healy delighted fans with a performance on the Chelmsford stage
He paired his look with some classic black jeans and bright white trainers, keeping his look clean and slick.
Looking every inch the modern rockstar, Joe jumped energetically around the stage to fans' delight with his new band.
He then took to the mic stand to perform some moves, making his performance even more dynamic.
DNCE, founded by Joe and bandmate Jack Lawless, formed in 2015 and have gone from strength to strength ever since.
Their début single Cake By The Ocean reached number 4 in the UK chart.
Main man: Example performed at Hylands Park in Chelmsford on Sunday
Remember me? Singer-songwriter James Morrison enjoyed a well-received appearance at Weston Park
