Festival Reviews
Looking for a recap on your favourite music festivals this year, then check out our variety of reviews from festivals all over the world. Our team of journalists and photographers bring to life memorable moments from the likes of Bestival, Isle of Wight, Creamfields to Glastonbury, Wireless and more!
You can also check out our full range of photo albums from festivals in our flickr account here
Parklife Review 2017
After the month we’ve had, particularly in Manchester, it’s hard not to frame this year’s Parklife in relation to the Manchester Arena. That’s not to say this is a bleak review. Quite the opposite. The crowd’s unflinching capacity for a great time was matched by heartfelt tributes by the artists, and the organisers, and the ravers themselves. It didn’t affect the festival but you could sense its presence, almost out of sight, but not like the many dark clouds that shrouded the festival in a near
James Morrison at Hampton Court Palace Festival 2017
James Morrison takes centre-stage at Hampton Court Palace Festival this June 2017.
Isle of Wight Festival 2017
Thursday 8th June 2017 The Isle of Wight opened its gates to the crowds on Thursday afternoon, the skies had opened up and people were arriving for the pre-festival evening…
System of a Down – Download Festival 2017: Reviewed!
A miraculously dry day at Download sees droves of half-drunk, half-sunburnt red faces heading to the main arena for Friday night’s headliner System of a Down. Having played at Download last in 2011, SOAD were definitely due a return to the main stage at Donington and thousands of people are already packed in to watch.
Love Saves the Day 2017 Review
The ever popular Bristol festival kicked off with its huge 20,000 people capacity. Thrown by the Team Love Gang who have built themselves up as a Bristolian Party makers, this city festival has the recipe for a fun May bank holiday with its strong line up and good lay out without all the crammed conditions many inner city festivals usually provide.
Common People Southampton 2017 – Reviewed!
Common People might be the littlest sister of UK behemoth Bestival, but it certainly packs it’s own unique punch. Held on Southampton Common (with a twin over in Oxford now too) it’s a two day hedonistic escape without the sleeping-on-a-rollmat or not-showering-for-four-days element, and as such, is an altogether pleasant affair.
Slam Dunk Festival Midlands 2017 – Review
SlamDunk Festival 2017’s lineup promised to pack a punch and after spending the day at the NEC Arena watching one great band after another, the festival proved itself successful in…
Intercontinental- London O2 Arena – A great place to stay during your event
I, like many others, do not live in London – in fact it’s about a three and a half hour drive from where I live, as the 02 is quite difficult to get to and always has hordes of traffic. This…
Country 2 Country Festival 2017 – The UK’S Best and Biggest Country Music Festival – Review
http://https://youtu.be/6mZBGkJw_pw Ellen – "The time of year I look forward to the most. I count down the days after each festival for the next." Andrew – "There is no festival…
The first Boundary Festival crossed some serious borders. Review 2016.
Ella hit up the first Boundary festival in Brighton, for a one dance dance music event that was so jam packed it promised a good time.