Review: Escape To The Country
In a beautiful setting with great music and food, Escape to the Country was a resounding success according to Jess Emery (10/06/15)
Browsing: Festivals
Deaf Havana have been added to the lineup for Breakout Festival 2015
The Norfolk rock group have been announced alongside We Are The Ocean and Blitz Kids.
Preview: Secret Garden Party 2015
This year’s festival will take place in the Cambridgeshire countryside near Abbots Ripton (23/07/15-26/07/15)
Glastonbury 2015: Acts we’re excited for
Henna and James let you know the acts they’re looking forward to at this year’s Glastonbury. Will you agree?
Preview: Glastonbury 2015
Florence & The Machine, Kanye West and The Who headline this year’s Glastonbury Festival (24/06/15-28/06/15)
Who do The Edge think should take Foo Fighters’ headline slot at Glastonbury?
The Edge’s writers have their say on who should headline Glastonbury’s Friday, in the absence of Foo Fighters.
Review: Sunday at Parklife Festival (07/06/2015)
Day 2 brought new talent Badbadnotgood, the utterly underwhelming Jungle, and a man of legendary status, Nas.
Kings of Leon have been announced as headliners for Sziget Festival
Nashville rockers Kings Of Leon will headline this year’s Sziget Festival.
Review: Saturday at Parklife Festival (06/06/2015)
Welcome to Manchester, love.
The Best Up and Coming artists this Festival Season
Will and Sian discuss what up and coming artists will be getting their attention this festival Season.
Preview: Escape To The Country (10/06/15)
On June 10th, ESC Collective are hosting a day not to be missed down at the picturesque Royal Victoria Country Park.
Review: Camden Rocks Festival (30/05/15)
The Edge sent Elinor Day to this year’s Camden Rocks to check out the likes of Creeper, Fearless Vampire Killers and Jettblack.
Common People will return to Southampton in 2016
Common People will be returning to Southampton in 2016, organiser Rob da Bank has confirmed.
Preview: T in the Park, Strathallan Castle, Perthshire (10-12/07/15)
In it’s 21st year and with a new venue to call home, Scotland’s biggest music festival will have something for everyone.