Fans of all ages flock to the annual music fest in Landgraaf, Netherlands to see some of the biggest names in the industry.

Since its first run in 1970, the 3-day Pinkpop Music Festival has been headlining chart-toppers and huge acts to entertain its 60,000 a day audience count. The festival houses 7 stages catering to all sub-genres, including a Dancehall and a Main Stage for the most popular acts. A true feast of culture and artistic auras, the Pinkpop Festival has a rousing line-up for this year's attendees. With a huge kick off last Saturday, fans enjoyed sets from British rock elites Coldplay, Elbow and Manic Street Preachers. Sunday's event had Hanson, Kings of Leon, Avenged Sevenfold and Aussie rockers Wolfmother on various stages.

Monday, the last day of the festival, is the most anticipated yet. With performances expected from 30 Seconds to Mars, Foo Fighters, Band of Horses and Kaiser Chiefs, the festival is sure to wrap up in an unforgettable way.

Pinkpop Music Festival is not just an exclusive experience to audio-loving concert fans. The festival's Open Air Cinema features some of the most controversial and talked-about films and documentaries that were popular the preceding year. For this year's celebration, it showed Exit Through the Giftshop, a documentary produced by the world-famous graffiti artist Banksy, along with the award-winning Bob Dylan biopic Im Not There.

This year's Pinkpop Music Festival has an expected attendee count of 200,000. For a complete list of set schedules and band slots, visit this page.

Here are some videos from the event:

Aussie band Wolfmother performs at the Pinkpop Music Festival

 Kings of Leon performing one of their hits.

 30 Seconds to Mars sings their chart topper "Kings and Queens"

 British rockers Coldplay