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The Blackdown Beer & Music Festival details

November 18, 2018July 3, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Expect lots of entertainment on Saturday afternoon to keep the kids happy while you enjoy music from local bands, the lovely, relaxed family atmosphere and beautiful scenery – and maybe the odd glass or two………

The money we raise goes to funding music in the local schools and community – essential in these days of crunches and cuts – so that the next generation don’t miss out on the fun and benefits of making music.

There is a camp site nearby so you don’t have to worry about driving home.

Vintage Festival takes over London’s Southbank Centre

June 10, 2020July 2, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Vintage at Southbank Centre is a sensual delight, a big dressing-up box, a collector’s dream and a joyous creative feast for all ages. For one glamorous weekend we celebrate the music, fashion, film, art, design and dance from the 1920s to the 1980s with 3 unique revue shows featuring soul legends Percy Sledge and Booker T, electronic pioneers Thomas Dolby and Alan Wilder, 60s icon Sandie Shaw and over 150 DJs celebrating club culture through the decades, including Andrew Weatherall, A Guy Called Gerald, Greg Wilson and Norman Jay.

Royal Festival Hall will transform into a multi-venue playground designed by Wayne and Gerardine Hemingway and the Hemingway Design team. Over 13 hours each day, pass holders can ‘learn the dances’, take in 70 live performances and 150 exclusive DJ sets across 8 decade specific nightclubs, enjoy catwalk shows hosted by Jo Wood and Pearl and Daisy Lowe, brilliantly conceived vintage food and cocktails, or take advantage of all the wonderful vintage shopping on offer in the Vintage Marketplace. Watch out for the Vintage ‘style hunters’ who roam the site to snap the most fashion-savvy festival goers and the `Best in Show Parades’ that reward all those who quite simply look fabulous… Will it be you?!

For the full lineup and information about each decade please follow the link below:
www.vintagebyhemingway.co.uk/line-up

To join us at London’s best-dressed party simply book a pass for Friday, Saturday or Sunday (£60). If you’d also like to attend the Vintage Revue in the evening, book a Friday, Saturday or Sunday Pass + Revue Show (starting from £75).

Tickets available to buy here:
http://ticketing.southbankcentre.co.uk/find/festivals-series/vintage-at-southbank-centre or Tel: 0844 847 9910

Watch a preview film for Vintage at Southbank Centre including an interview with Wayne Hemingway
www.youtube.com/user/TheVintageFestival

PRAISE FOR VINTAGE FESTIVAL

“Simply the best festival I’ve played in a very, very long time. A truly inspired festival weekend.”
Norman Jay MBE

“A great festival, we were all really impressed with the attention to detail on all levels.”
Peter Hook

“Without doubt the best festival I have ever been to – by a country mile. Awe inspiring authenticity meant that the whole event felt very real and not at all pastiche in any way.”
Martyn Ware

“It was a truly wonderful event. A beautiful atmosphere to work in.”
Sandie Shaw

“Brilliant, loved it. We had such a good time…Perhaps I can do more next year.”
Sir Peter Blake

“A revolutionary and refreshing event which we all thoroughly enjoyed.”
The Damned

“Phenomenal – it’s totally raised the bar as far as festivals are concerned. An adventure that’s spawned no less than a seminal event.”
Greg Wilson

“Absolutely superb! I loved every minute of it.”
Graeme Park

“This whole event came from great vision; other festivals could learn a thing or two from Vintage.”
Danny Rampling

“Wicked vibe… A fantastic festival.”
Craig Charles

“Loved the atmosphere, the amazing attention to detail, the music, the fashions….everything was so inspiring .My new favourite festival.”
Simon Price / The Independent

Limmud Fest details

June 9, 2020July 2, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

MUSIC! Don’t MISS all of the excellent musical interludes including popular Israeli singer/songwriter, Alma Zohar, with her own eclectic ethnic style; Los Caparos and Boom Pam, the fun Israeli party bands and American rapper, Ephryme...the Jewish-born white kid who’s street-funkily cool! Come rub shoulders with these talented musicians…and pick up some of their groove while camping next to them under the Winchester stars.

GET YOUR SPIRIT OUT IN THE OPEN! Escape that sedentary rut through positive mind/soul activity – Come join Meditation, Tai Chi and Storytelling sessions all in the fresh outdoors! Connect with nature on Guided Walks and let your imagination soar with our special festlike Performance Poetry. Experience a magical Shabbat in nature that you’ll never forget!

FEAR NOT! You too can connect with your Prophetic self! A basic course in ”How to become a prophet in 3 not-so-easy steps!” will teach you all you need to know. Biblical guides include: Raphael Zarum, Samuel Lebens, Adina Ben-Chorin & Daniel Goldfarb. For those who can already foresee the future: time-travel back to the past to walk in the footsteps of the prophets in beautiful Winchester! (Hey! It ain’t the Judean Desert but at least we have lush grass and hopefully not too much rain!)

WHEN: Bank Holiday weekend, 25-29 August 2011
WHERE: Sparsholt College, Winchester.

You can book your tickets by clicking here

Ghostpoet and more added to Festibelly lineup

June 10, 2020July 2, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Taking pride in its grassroots ethos, there’s not a brand or sponsor in site at Festibelly and that’s the way things will stay. In the last four years Festibelly has become an essential summer date for passionate, friendly and discerning festival goers and performers alike.

2011 will see additions to performance and arts areas with packed line-ups on the main stage, electronic arena, acoustic tent, arts and performance tents, as well as collaborations from a number of Festi-friends old and new.

Line up so far…

+ MORE TBC

AREAS:

Massive In China
Like a rabbit in a raincoat in a box, Festibelly goers will be in for a surprise when they draw aside the curtains of the brand new Massive In China tent – a kaleidoscope of wrong cabaret and stand-up comedy, musically delightful soft to weird acoustic melodies, a bit of boombastic over to the light fantastic. Or get a bit vintage-crafty whilst watching circus performance and getting involved in a wonky gameshow or magic-not-magic act.

The Nest
A new treetop stage nestled amongst the giant oaks of the Festi-forest. Fear of Theydon will be curating a line-up that befits the mystical setting with luscious sounds of cosmic, disco and Balearic goodness pulsing through the trees.

Le Disco
Featuring everything from dubstep to disco, a full line-up of electronic acts will feature throughout the day and night. Taking it into the early hours Le Disco Silence will be catering for all the night owls.

Terrapin Station
An alternative to the main stage the Terrapin Station combines flavours of acoustic, folk, gypsy and jazz and is home to the notorious Festibelly Folk Off – the signer/songwriter competition where the discerning crowd will cast their vote and crown one lucky contestant Folk King/Queen, winning themselves an opening slot on the main stage for 2012.

Autumn Shift
Following up on their debut Festibelly appearance last year, Autumn Shift will be setting up to provide all manner of musical delights as well as their cosy café, live poetry, painting and massages should you be wanting to unwind after a hard day’s party.

Amazing Radio
Broadcasting live from the Festibelly site, the Amazing Radio team will be providing as-it-happens coverage of the festival, live sessions and interviews and all the latest news and info in the run up to the event.

DETAILS:
Date: 9am Saturday 27th August – 3pm Sunday 28th August 2011
Address: Undershore, Lymington, Hampshire, SO41 5QA
Tickets: £36.00 + booking fee via festibelly.com. Under 12s free, no ticket required.
Saturday night camping included with ticket
Capacity: 2,500

Björk to headline Sunday at Bestival 2011

November 18, 2018July 1, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Rob da Bank says: ‘I honestly can’t believe Björk is coming to Bestival. Without a doubt one of the most iconic musicians of the last century, Björk is always one step ahead of the pack with her music and innovations and the new Biophilia show is jam-packed full of technology, great interpretations of her amazing catalogue of songs and some brand new corkers. The grand finale to Bestival 2011 just got better!’

Björk’s unique vocal flare and experimental spark has made her one of the world’s greatest artistes and her spellbinding live shows have become the stuff of legend, so it’s a complete honour that she’s coming to our Isle of Wight shindig. In a worldwide outdoor festival exclusive, Björk will be playing a host of classic tracks, bringing things right up to date with her current hugely anticipated and inspirational musical project and album, ‘Biophilia’, which continues to push the boundaries of entertainment, combining music, apps, internet installations and live shows. Making it a sure fire guarantee that Bestivalites are in for a proper treat when it comes to this year’s closing set on the main stage.

Melt Festival add more acts

June 9, 2020June 30, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Fringe Events 2011
Last year, we attempted a first approach with a workshop held by Modeselektor. This year, we have even more to offer. From 16th to 17th July, free workshops (e.g. w/ Ostgut DJ Tobias Freund) and lectures (e.g. w/ Karhard Architektur, architects of Berlin’s Berghain as well as Bauhaus representative Burghard Duhm) take place, establishing a connection between electronic music, Melt!, Bauhaus, and art in general. In addition, Melt! festivalgoers have the opportunity to visit the Bauhaus exhibition for a reduced price of EUR 4. Signing up isn’t necessary. First come, first serve. Shuttle buses will be provided taking you to Dessau and back. To check out the entire programme, please go to our website. We will even extend our collaborations: Melt! Festival curates a stage at Farbfest Dessau, which takes place on the Bauhaus grounds as well as Dessau University. The Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble is our first confirmed act for this event on 3rd September. We’re also looking forward to opening Intro Kneipe at Orangerie. From Friday to Sunday, the magazine will present all of its pop cultural facets. The perfect way to take a break in between acts. Besides interviews with performing artists and lectures, Intro’s editors picked out a variety of films and organised various book readings. For further info, click here (http://www.meltfestival.de/de/intro_kneipe). Melt! also goes sport this year. Together with Elbufercamp, we have a bike as well as a dragon boat rental ready for you. For further info and to sign up, click here (http://www.meltfestival.de/de/news/915459648/das-melt-wird-sportlich)

New Confirmations
For the third time, Editors will perform in Ferropolis. In 2005, the band performed in Ferropolis for the first time presenting their debut The Back Room in the sunny afternoon. Since then, their careers took off. In 2011, Editor are about to bring us all their hits from their debut to their 2009 album In This Light And On This Evening. We also have Architecture in Helsinki on board. With their playful synth sounds, and their unconventional use of instruments like glockenspiel, tuba, xylophone, recorder and tap dance shoes as a rhythmic element, Architecture in Helsinki truly stick out of the crowd. Also confirmed are Le Corps Mince de Françoise, the Icelandic combo Retro Stefson, the Australian DJ duo Bag Raiders as well as the London-based trio Is Tropical. Techno grandmaster Tobi Neumann, Andreas Dorau and Kuriose Naturale joined our line-up as well. Before and after Melt! acts conquer our various stages, we have our lovely changeover DJ and party posse ready for you: Fieber-Tanzparty, Revolver Club, Team Recorder, Fryzeit, Radio & Fernseh, Voodoohop, Karrera Klub, King Kong Kicks and Trashpop feat. Wolke und Timid Tiger. For further info on our changeover DJs, click here (http://www.meltfestival.de/de/news/3207914128/die-changeover-und-party-posse). Unfortunately, some acts did cancel on us. Matt And Kim, Tom Vek, Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros as well as Duchess Says won’t be able to attend this year’s Melt! Festival.

Running Order & Melt! App
Our running order is also ready, which can be downloaded right here (http://www.meltfestival.de/de/acts) as well as our new and improved Melt! App 2011. Find all the Melt! info you need before and more importantly during Melt! Festival. So that you don’t have to use your mobile Internet connection too frequently, all data will be saved on your smart phone. Should there be any changes in our timetable, the app will inform you immediately. Of course, you are also able to put together your very own running order. Just mark the artists you want to see. To download the app, click here (http://itunes.apple.com/app/melt-2011/id445361830?mt=8). A new feature of our Melt! App 2011 is the friends finder. You receive an individual ID that you can give out to your friends to add. You will be able to see where your friends are at. In addition, we have our FAQs available for you when needed, a bus schedule as well as a map of the festival site and the camping area.

Jessie J cancels all her festival performances

November 18, 2018June 30, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Following the statement released by Jessie J regarding forthcoming Festival performance cancellations, including T in the Park, Festival Director Geoff Ellis comments: ‘I am gutted. She was someone I was really looking forward to seeing and I’m sure a lot of T in the Parkers were too. We wish her a speedy recovery and hope to welcome her next year.’

Due to a serious injury, having broken her foot in two places Jessie J has had to undergo emergency surgery. As a result of this, under strict orders from her doctor she will not be able to perform for a number of weeks so she can heal and recuperate properly. She is extremely upset and has sent a message to all her fans.

“Sorry doesn’t feel enough to say, I am devastated for my fans that I know have been waiting to see me and working hard for tickets. I was so excited about the summer and I’m as upset as you all are. But unfortunately these things happen. I have to remain positive and I promise I will make it up later in the year.”

The festivals affected are:

Paris: Orange Rock Corps

T In The Park

Oxegen

T4 On The Beach

Wembley: Orange Rock Corps

i-Tunes Festival

Lovebox

Radio Aire Party In The Park

Key 103 Summertime Live

Summer Sonic Japan

Digester Event Stockholm – Thursday 25^th August

Hard Rock Calling 2011 Review

June 29, 2011 by Alessia Cifali

The first day of the Hard Rock Calling is welcomed by heavy rain. The place looks like a smaller version of Glastonbury, the difference being half of the people here in London aren’t ready for it.

Despite the rain, the crowd is overwhelmed and between a beer and waffle they are all ready to party.

The arena is lined with stands offering all kinds of catering from Chinese to Mexican through to Fish and Chips and Ice-creams. The Arena is furnished with 3 stages. The main stage clearly the more popular, a second stage named Pepsi Max, is covered by and big tent and a third smaller stage positioned next to the Tuborg stand were few unsigned bands will be performing throughout the weekend.

The highlight of the Pepsi stage on Friday is definitely Indy rock stars ‘The Kills’. The duo formed by American singer Alison Mosshart and British guitarist Jamie Hince have been in the music business since 2000 and are currently promoting their fourth studio album ‘Blood Pressures’. Their unique style really warms all the rain drenched revellers and gets them ready for the main act.

Thousands brave the rain and give their best support to The Killers. Brandon Flowers & co. play almost all their hits during the set and also give the crowd the opportunity to listen to what is possibly the first single from the still un-named new album; the song is called "The Rising Tide".

on the notes of 'Bling (Confessions Of A King)' fireworks are triggered providing a little bit of light to the dark sky.
It is definitely an outstanding performance from The Killers.

On the second date of the festival, the sun is shining high in a cloudless sky. The temperature is finally close to the season’s average. Everyone in Hyde Park is enjoying the weather and the good music. The Pepsi Max Stage is obviously less crowed than the day before but with the same good quality music on offer. The Italian Gianna Nannini at her first appearance in such occasion looks thrilled to be part of it and give’s her best in her 40mins set.

Another highlight of the Pepsi Max Stage ‘Imelda May”. Her rockabilly music along with her Irish accent seduces the crowd and soon everyone under the tent is dancing and singing along.
Meanwhile on the main stage the band Black Cards performs for the very first time in front of such a huge audience. The band is a side project of the ex Fall Out Boy, Pete Wentz. Their electro-pop tunes are highly appreciated from the Hyde Park crowd.

On the notes of “Raise your hands” at around 7:15 p.m. Bon Jovi takes control of the main stage.

The roar coming from the fans is so impressive that even if you are at the very end of the venue you feel it. The ground seems to shake under your feet.

The band thumps out a phenomenal 27 song set spanning their entire musical career lit with obvious hits “Living on a Prayer”, “Always” and “it’s my life”. Sadly the classic “Bed of Roses” was left out.
Again the night ends with an amazing fireworks display and a seemingly endless queue to the exits.

The third day of the event will always be remembered as the hottest day of the year. Temperatures way about the average forcing everyone to drink a ridiculous amount of water trying to cool down. Every single shadow packed with people looking for some reprieve from the sun. Surviving the hot weather has been a challenge for everyone and the first Aid tent has greeted many visitors.

Earlier in the afternoon American band Train took the main stage, fighting the burning air. Their set is probably one of the highlights of the afternoon along with Adam Ant and his post punk melodies.
Meanwhile on Pepsi Max Stage after a brilliant set from Mike & The Mechanics at around 7:40p.m. Lighthouse Family begin their set in front of a full house. Their easy listening music lit up the spirits of all the attendees. On the notes of probably their most popular song “High” the crowd chorus fills the tent with a good mood, typical reaction to this amazing band.

Back on the main stage it’s time for Rod Stewart to start his performance. He appears on stage looking like the Rockstar he is. The cheers coming from the crowd are testifying to what everybody knows already. It is going to be huge! The whole set is highly concentrated on his last covers album of popular American rock/soul songs. While Rod performs a rendition of the song “Downtown Train” by Tom Waits. Fans are left with nothing else to do than dance and sing their hearts out.

The perfect celebration for the 40th Anniversary of this big event ends with another set of fireworks. Rod Stewart is the perfect host for the crowd during this amazing night.

The crowd leaving the arena seems not to mind the endless queue to the bus/tube stops. All they know is that these 3 days have been amazing, well organized and full of fun. Like us, they can’t wait till next year replicates the experience, hopefully without the rain!

Sonisphere Knebworth Stage Times

November 18, 2018June 29, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide

Friday 8th July

APOLLO STAGE
METALLICA                   20:30
SLAYER                         18:45 -19:45
MEGADETH                   17:15 -18:15
ANTHRAX                      16:00 – 16:45
DIAMOND HEAD            15:15 – 15:45

BOHEMIA STAGE
A1 BASSLINE (DJ SET) 02:15 – 03:00
FOLD (DJ SET)              01:30         - 02:15
HAYSEED DIXIE            00:30 – 01:30
KILLING JOKE               23:00 – 24:00
BLOOD RED SHOES       20:10         - 20:55
MY PASSION                 19:10 – 19:50
BLACK DAHLIA              18:20         - 18:50
FIREWIND                    17:30 – 18:00
GLAMOUR OF THE KILL 16:40         - 17:10
LOWER THAN ATLANTIS15:50 – 16:20
JAPANESE VOYEURS      15:00 – 15:30

JAGERMEISTER
WITCHSORROW            22:00 – 23:00
FLATS                           21:00 – 21:30
THE DEFILED                20:00 – 20:30
BLACK BREATH             19:00 – 19:30
SLAM CARTEL               18:00 – 18:30
HOUNDS                       17:00 – 17:30

DECADE                        16:00         - 16:30
HAMMER OF THE GODS 15:00         - 15:30

RED BULL STAGE
ROLO TOMASSI             20:30         - 21:00
PROTEST THE HERO      19:30 -20:00
CEREBAL BALLZY          18:30         - 19:00
YOUNG LEGIONNAIRE   17:30          - 18:00
ACODA                          16:30         - 17:00
MAKE THIS RELATE       15:30         - 16:00

SATURDAY 9th JULY

APOLLO STAGE
BIFFY CLYRO                 21:15
WEEZER                       18:30         - 19:30
YOU ME AT SIX             16:35 – 17:35
BAD RELIGION              15:00         - 15:45
CAVALERA CONSPIRACY13:25 – 14:10
ARCHITECTS                 12:10         - 12:40
SYLOSIS                       11:00 -11:30

SATURN STAGE
THE MARS VOLTA          19:40         - 20:55
ALL TIME LOW              17:40         - 18:25
SUM 41                        15:50         - 16:30
KIDS IN GLASS HOUSES14:15 – 14:55
GALLOWS                     12:45         - 13:20
RICHARD CHEESE         11:35 – 12:05

BOHEMIA STAGE
INNERPARTSYSTEM (DJ SET) 02:00         - 03:00
TEK ONE (DJ SET)                  01:00 – 02:00
THE SISTERS OF MERCY         23:15
PARADISE LOST                     21:45         - 22:45
GOJIRA                                  20:30 – 21:15
GINGER WILDHEART              19:25         - 20:05
PERIPHERY                            18:15 – 19:00
PULLED APART BY HORSES     17:20         - 17:50
STEVE O                                16:20         - 17:00
JARED CHRISTMAS (MC)         16:10         - 16:20
JIM BREURER                         15:40         - 16:10
JARED CHRISTMAS (MC)         15:35         - 15:40
NICK HELM                            15:10         - 15:35
JARED CHRISTMAS (MC)         15:00 – 15:10
CHERRI BOMB                        14:00 – 14:30
ME Vs HERO                           13:10         - 13:40
VINTAGE TROUBLE                 12:20 – 12:50
WHILE SHE SLEEPS               11:30         - 12:00

JAGERMEISTER
BLACK SPIDERS                     22:15 – 23:00
SAINT JUDE                           21:00         - 21:45
RIVAL SONS                           20:00         - 20:30
SPY CATCHER                         19:00 – 19:30
THE CRAVE                            18:00 – 18:30
SIX HOUR SUNDOWN             17:00         - 17:30
THE VIRGINMARYS                 16:00         - 16:30
PANIC CELL                                    15:00 - 15:30
THE TREATMENT                    14:00         - 14:30
JETTBLACK                             13:00 – 13:30
NO AMERICANA                      12:00 – 12:30
SONS OF ICARUS                   11:00         - 11:30

RED BULL STAGE
SILENT DISCO                       23:00 – 02:00
WATAIN                                 21:45         - 22:30
RISE TO REMAIN                    20:30         - 21:15
TEK ONE                                19:30         - 20:00
INNERPARTYSYSTEM              18:30         - 19:00
TESSERACT                            17:30         - 18:00
REVOKER                               16:30 – 17:00
THE HYPE THEORY                 15:30         - 16:00
HILL VALLEY HIGH                 14:30         - 15:00
PAGE 44                                13:30 -14:00
YOU AND WHAT ARMY            12:30         - 13:00
THE SUZUKIS                        11:30         - 12:00

SUNDAY 10th JULY

APOLLO STAGE
SLIPKNOT                              21:00
LIMP BIZKIT                           18:45         - 19:45
MOTORHEAD                          16:45 -17:45
MASTODON                            14:50 – 15:50
PARKWAY DRIVE                    13:20 – 13:55
ARCH ENEMY                         12:10         - 12:40
VOLBEAT                               11:00         - 11:30

SATURN STAGE
BILL BAILEY                           19:55         - 20:40
OPETH                                   17:50 – 18:40
AIRBOURNE                           15:55         - 16:40
INFLAMES                              14:05         - 14:45

2 MINUTES SILENCE FOR PAUL GRAY        14:00        14:02

HOUSE OF PAIN                     12:45 – 13:15
BLACK TIDE                           11:35         - 12:05

BOHEMIA STAGE
ALFIE (DJ SET)                       00:15 – 01:00
STAN SB                                23:45 – 00:15
BAT SABBATH                        22:55 – 23:25
THE ANSWER                         21:25         - 22:25
FOUR YEAR STRONG               20:10 – 20:55
ALESTORM                             19:10 – 19:40
CANCER BATS                        18:10         - 18:50
ANBERLIN                              17:15         - 17:50
SEAN HUGHES                       16:30         - 17:00
ANDREW O’NEILL (MC)           16:25         - 16:30
BRENDAN BURNS                   15:55 – 16:25
JASON ROUSE                        15:25         - 15:55
JASON JOHN WHITEHEAD       15:00         - 15:25
ANDREW O’NEILL (MC)           14:55         - 15:00
INME                                     14:10         - 14:40
KYLESA                                  13:20 -13:50
TURBOWOLF                          12:30 – 13:00
HOWARD MARKS                    11:00         - 12:00

JAGERMEISTER
ORANGE GOBLIN                    22:15 -23:00
JAMES CLEAVER QUINTET      21:15         - 21:45
FOZZY                                   20:00 – 20:45
ANTERIOR                              19:00         - 19:30
EXIT TEN                               18:00         - 18:30
MAD DOG                               17:00         - 17:30
AMPLIFIER                             16:00         - 16:30
DEMONIC RESURECTION        15:00         - 15:30
TURBOGESIT                          14:05         - 14:35
MOJO FURY                            13:00         - 13:30
THE SAFETY FIRE                   12:00 -12:30
FLETCHER                              11:00         - 11:30

RED BULL STAGE
SONIC BOOM SIX                   19:30 – 20:15
DON BROCO                           18:30         - 19:00
TITLE FIGHT                          17:30 – 18:00
DANGEROUS                          16:30         - 17:00
FLOODS                                 15:30         - 16:00
THE OCEAN BETWEEN US      14:30         - 15:00
AUTUMN IN DISGUISE           13:25         - 13:55
FEED THE RHINO                   12:30 – 13:00
ARCANE ROOTS                      11:30         - 12:00

T in the Park Stage Split

November 18, 2018June 29, 2011 by Summer Festival Guide