If you want a week in the sun, away from the pilled up Eastern European destinations, Optimus Alive must be the choice.
One thing’s for sure, FestivalRepublic know how to throw a scintillating party.
Only a few weeks left now until what will most likely be the third-annual sold out Parklife Weekender.
Set to become a mainstay on the overseas festival circuit, Hideout can surely equal anything a UK festival can offer, and then some.
Find out what you missed out on in our most exotic of festival reviews.
Tom Geddes gives a quick rundown of the highs and lows of this year’s Sonisphere, as headlined by Metallica, Biffy Clyro and Slipknot.
The Strokes, Arcade Fire and Elbow come under Tom Hickman’s scrutiny in the first of our summer festival highlights.
A small, tight-knit festival where, if you like the music, you’re bound to run in to somebody you know at every turn.
Hop has taken things back to basics, making the festival experience all about the fans.
Complete with neon sheep and extensive arts events across the site, there’s more than a weekend’s worth to get involved with.
Loud, crammed and for the most part jolly, though there may be a few more shouts of “SLAYER!!!” at 5am.
One of the UK’s biggest and most popular festivals returned this year with headline acts Muse, My Chemical Romance and The Strokes, but who stood out and who just flopped?
Manchester’s own end-of-exams summer festival returned with a sterling line-up, including names such as Chase and Status, Kelis and Mark Ronson.
In only its second year, High Voltage has certainly targeted the dads market. With a line-up relying heavily on classic rock, prog and metal, as well as none of that tiresome camping malarkey, it’s not difficult to see why. Two days of legendary acts however, means that students shouldn’t shy away from a fantastic festival.
