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BESTIVAL 2017: A SECOND WIND FOR BESTIVAL
Bestival returned in 2017 to a brand new site, Lulworth Cove in Dorset
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443 reviewsBESTIVAL 2017: A SECOND WIND FOR BESTIVAL
Bestival returned in 2017 to a brand new site, Lulworth Cove in Dorset
Ned Dylan · ReadIf you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain
If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain
Magenta Edwards · Read
Sundown Festival 2017
It is a highly enjoyable way to spend a weekend and see some truly top level artists perform. And not too expensive either with full weekend camping tickets an early bird price of £99.
Paul M.Jones · Read
Shambala 2017
Quite literally too, with 2017’s Shambala Festival basking in one of the hottest August bank holiday weekends on record.
Joseph Conlon · Read
Creamfields 2017 UK Review – 20 years of Creamy Goodness
CREAMFIELDS has just celebrated its 20th year as the biggest dance music festival in the UK and is located in leafy green Daresbury just outside of Warrington with an attendance of around 70,000 across its four days across multiple stunning venues.
Russ Collins · Read
Victorious Festival - blistering weather for a heavyweight line-up
Now in its seventh year on the festival calendar Victorious, held on Southsea seafront near Portsmouth has to go some to compete with the likes of Reading and Leeds who share the bank holiday roster.
Stuart Walker · Read
Beautiful Days 2017: The spirit of the Beautiful Days crowd shines
Once again the weather wasn't ideal, however none of that seemed to matter as the Beautiful Days crowd proved to be resilient and up for it.
Ned Dylan · ReadBoomtown 2017: Pirates, Music and a Piggyback Mosh Pit
The one thing I did not want to hear at Boomtown Fair 2017 was the ‘Oh, Jeremy Corbyn’ chant. A rally cry for a wealth of indigent students, it typified most...
Joshua Perrett · Read
Camp Bestival 2017 - Family friendly fun in a field
Camp Bestival is the family friendly festival from Rob Da Bank and team; Younger brother of the fantastic Bestival built around creating an enriching variety of experiences for all of the family to enjoy.
Luke Dubyah · Read
Ramblin' Man Fair 2017 Review
I have to say, I had such a good, fun weekend, and was genuinely impressed with Ramblin man’s pretty much unique position in the festival calendar, you get the best of your old school rock hero’s mixed with some outstanding new bands, amid the friendliest atmosphere
Keith Dennelly · Read
Balter Festival 2017- Baltering about Balter
The word Balter means 'to dance artlessly without any real skill or grace but in enjoyment' and that is certainly a fitting name for this event...
Keiran Dunne-Davidson · ReadYnot Festival Review 2017
You can always count on Brits to defy the weather and put on a brave face on wintry summer days, and this spirit was out in full force at Ynot this year.
Ben Brand · Read
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