Sunday night at Leeds Festival saw an unforgettable close to the BBC Introducing stage as Nxdia delivered a headline set that was nothing short of enthralling. Drawing one of the biggest crowds that stage had seen all weekend, it was clear from the moment they stepped onstage that this was going to be a standout performance.

Nxdia’s set was packed with energy, personality, and a genuine connection with the crowd that had fans jumping, cheering, and singing along from start to finish. Their performance of fan favourites like “she likes a boy” and “boy clothes” hit especially hard, with the crowd echoing every word back to them. It was a perfect balance of fun, raw emotion, and confident stage presence.

Nxdia’s presence went far beyond just the music, their charisma lit up the entire stage. Despite performing on one of the festival’s smaller stages, their energy and the crowd’s enthusiasm made it feel like a headline slot on the main stage. They have that rare ability to turn any space into something special, making everyone feel included, whether they were long-time fans or discovering them for the first time. It was impossible not to get swept up in the moment.

With a set that felt like both a celebration and a statement, Nxdia proved they’re not just one to watch—they’ve already arrived. If this performance is any indication of what’s to come, you’d be wise to keep a close eye on their next moves. This is an artist on the rise, and they’re only just getting started.

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