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Big inflatable willies, nu metal and 80s pop covers – here’s what went down on day two of Sonic Temple 2026

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Big inflatable willies, nu metal and 80s pop covers – here’s what went down on day two of Sonic Temple 2026

From Dope bringing the 80s vibes to Sublime bringing chaos, here’s some of the best bits from Friday at Sonic Temple

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