The Cambridge Club Festival is underway, and soul and R&B fans were pictured at Childerley Orchard in their droves.

Level 42, fronted by Mark King, headlined day one of the three-day festival yesterday (Friday, June 10).

The Jacksons are tonight's headliners, while Diana Ross will headline the R&B event tomorrow (Sunday, June 12).

Among Friday's performers was former Radio One DJ Sara Cox.

Saffron Walden Reporter: Former BBC Radio One DJ Sara Cox on stage at The Cambridge ClubFormer BBC Radio One DJ Sara Cox on stage at The Cambridge Club (Image: Garry Jones Photography/Hello Content)

Crowds also flocked to see drag icon Jodie Harsh, and festival-goers took to social media to share their experiences.

Kris wrote on Twitter: "Level 42 setting the bar at Cambridge Club Festival. Still as good a live act as they were 30 years ago."

Saffron Walden Reporter: Drag icon Jodie Harsh draws crowds at The Cambridge Club FestivalDrag icon Jodie Harsh draws crowds at The Cambridge Club Festival (Image: Parri Thomas/Hello Content)

Saffron Walden Reporter: Crowds at The Cambridge Club Festival to see drag icon Jodie HarshCrowds at The Cambridge Club Festival to see drag icon Jodie Harsh (Image: Hello Content)

Saffron Walden Reporter: Jodie Harsh's set on Friday at The Cambridge ClubJodie Harsh's set on Friday at The Cambridge Club (Image: Hello Content)

Another Twitter user praised west London acid Jazz band Brand New Heavies.

They wrote: "Brand New Heavies stole the day at The Cambridge Club Festival."

Saffron Walden Reporter: Sara Cox's set at The Cambridge Club Festival on Friday, June 10Sara Cox's set at The Cambridge Club Festival on Friday, June 10 (Image: Parri Thomas/Hello Content)

Saffron Walden Reporter: A festival for all ages - The Cambridge ClubA festival for all ages - The Cambridge Club (Image: Hello Content)

A Cambridge Club organiser said: "After an exceedingly exceptional first day, we are absolutely loving the disco fever you’re all bringing to the dance floor."