Ritual Union Festival is a yearly, one-day event taking place in the heart of Bristol, one of the UK’s cultural capitals, to shine a spotlight on some of the brightest up-and-coming musicians in the scene now. Taking place over four venues – the iconic SWX; Rough Trade and Strange Brew, …
Pitchfork Music Festival London is a multi-day highlight of the best music has to offer. Pitchfork are the taste-makers – their reviews having been the point of discussion alone; expertly curated tastemakers. It was only a matter of time before they put on a festival and it expanded to cities …
Outer Town is one of the best one-day festivals in the UK; a celebration of the DIY spirit and the indie upcoming rising stars that you won’t see at the big, buzzy festivals like your Coachellas or your Reading and Leedses, or even in London; taking place in Bristol highlighting …
Outer Town Festival is the prelude to Ritual Union; instead of airing in the city centre at Bristol it takes place in the surrounding venues in collaboration with indie festivals overseas like the Netherlands’ famous Left of the Dial. Taking place across multiple stages as every bit as iconic as …
Wide Awake Festival has changed. It has moved from a Saturday in its now-historic Brockwell Park to make room for Field Day; the electronic festival – on the same venue, meaning that you could now potentially go indie/leftfield, electronic and then jazz/soul over the course of one weekend and experience …
Welcome to the Modern Era of metal. The two-day festival is London’s newest metal festival; taking place in the famous New Cross Inn in south London – one of the most iconic venues for the scene. It’s a barricade free venue famed for its intense pits; and the all-day nature …
RALLY Festival is a festival with two years under its belt; a newcomer to the London scene. I’ve attended both years in the past and both years it’s taken place on the only wet day in August; despite the date change. Now fixed in on its date – 23 August, …
Arctangent celebrated its tenth anniversary in style with a wonderful, four-day celebration of post-rock and instrumental, probably the one festival where you could go an entire day, an entire weekend, and see purely instrumental bands if you wanted to. Its uniqueness and carefully curated, wonderfully diverse lineup make the festival in …
Welcome to Manchester, let’s be having you. For three days a collection of metal, prog rock, jazz and other genres including unique geeza-core were assembled in the 02 Victoria Warehouse, a few minutes’ walk away from the iconic Old Trafford Stadium, for a two-stage weekender of chaos inside a sweltering …
Radar Festival is an award-winning, prog-rock festival based out of Manchester, United Kingdom, spanning three nights. Across the Friday-Saturday-Sunday weekend for the heavy fans, there’s a treat to be had here no matter where you look – situated in the heart of the northern city, it’s a fixture to be …
2000trees is a small, award winning 15,000 capacity music festival in Cotsworld Hills, England. 3 nights of a camping-only music festival with no signal across the entire site, no WiFi provided, meant a truly communal experience – I only attended the Saturday, the final day of the event, but still …
Primavera Sound Barcelona was my first solo international travel experience and my first international festival – and what a momentous, once-in-a-lifetime experience it was. Two birds with one stone, and what a way to start things off when it’s a 6-6 festival, with the music sometimes starting as early as …