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Twisterella Festival
12 October 2024
Twisterella Festival was launched in 2014 and was the creation of Middlesbrough's most dynamic and forward-thinking independent music promoters, Pay for the Piano and The Kids Are Solid Gold. The fes...
Rabidfest
2 November - 03 November 2024
Building off a highly successful first year (as OXROX ALIVE), RABIDFEST brings you the best in Rock and Metal from around the UK and more. After the first year's success, they can't wait to put on our...
In Cider Festival
31 January - 02 February 2025
In Cider is a brand new indoor festival consisting of three days of music and entertainment, held at Pontins Sandy Bay holiday park. It combines a good old-fashioned winter caravan break with a Britis...
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FeastyFest 2024: Surrey’s Premier Festival Unveils Full Lineup
FeastyFest, Surrey's leading independent food and drink festival, has officially revealed its full programme and announced a series of exciting site and production upgrades..
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ONE MONTH UNTIL READING & LEEDS 2024
In just one month, the UK’s biggest festival Reading & Leeds will welcome 240,000 music fans for an era-defining line-up loaded with electrifying artists and two brand new stages
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Reading & Leeds: 50 Days To Go
The countdown is on! Rockstar Energy presents Reading & Leeds Festival 2024 is now just 50 days away. Prepare for the best weekend of your life with over 150 of the world's ...
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FeastyFest 2024
11 September 2024 Review by Ben RobinsonFeastyFest 2024 in Cheam made a triumphant return this year, transforming into a two-day event, giving attendees even more time to soak up the festivities.
Emotional Womad elicits tears and cures physics trauma
02 August 2024 Review by Neil del StrotherThere are festivals and then there is Womad. Over an extended Wiltshire July weekend it reliably serves up a vision of a better world, where all ages, creeds
Three Lions Roar on the Beach at Lytham
02 August 2024 Review by Words by Duncan Whittaker and Clare Viner.Leafy Lytham has established itself as a heavy weight in the Northern festival scene over recent years