Reviews Of The Best Music Festivals UK
Blissfields 2015
15 October 2015 Review by Joshua PerrettThe Festival Grounds An hour down the road and less than £100 a ticket, Blissfields seemed the value for money festival of the summer. My two friends, Bertie a
Fieldview 2015
06 October 2015 Review by AlexandrawaltersVisible by a host of huge and colourful flags, run entirely by volunteers and raising money for a variety of charities, Fieldview festival is Wiltshire’s
WOMAD 2015
06 October 2015 Review by AlexandrawaltersChartlon park estate is an amazing venue and a perfect site for womaders, the weather was wet and gloomy on arrival but this did not dampen festival goers spiri
United Festival 2015 - If you wasn't there, you missed out!
30 September 2015 Review by Wayne FelthamHaving loved the launch of United Festival in 2014 and telling many of my friends about it, I was a bit worried that its return this year was not going to live
Boomerang 2015
29 September 2015 Review by Ben RobinsonSo it was the first year for new festival Boomerang in this year’s event calendar, it promised to bring something new and exciting to the table so we had to jus
Boomtown 2015
02 September 2015 Review by ukfestivaldanChapter 7: The Palace Has Risen It’s safe to say there is no town quite like Boomtown in the UK right now. It is the most everythingist festival. It’s the best
Watchet Live 2015
02 September 2015 Review by insomniac jackThis years Watchet festival line up looked like a dead cert to be an advance tickets sell out, and come opening time, just a few hundred tickets, which had been
Utopia Live Review
20 August 2015 Review by ukfestivaldanUtopia Live Late (part of the annual festival - Bloomberg Summer at the Roundhouse) Wednesday 12th August at the Camden Roundhouse Installation Lead Artist –
Wonderfields Review 2015
14 August 2015 Review by Bella Whately“Fantastic first festival, I'd very much like to come again, lovely atmosphere and great line up.” Chris Rotherham (Chris Rotherham, Captain Flatcap) Tucked ne
Kendal Calling 2015
06 August 2015 Review by Ben Robinson‘See you in the fields!’ they called, and to the fields we came. Now this is no ordinary festival field, set in the beautiful Cumbrian countryside in the heart
Deer Shed 6: The Review
04 August 2015 Review by Ben RobinsonThe Deer Shed Festival has just come to a close for another year, with Andy Kershaw just leaving the stage after a three hour DJ set of global dance tunes. Ker
Outcider 2015
03 August 2015 Review by Ned MansfieldIn its blurb OutCider promises ‘music lovers, free thinkers, eclectic music, no carling lager, no tossers and no hipsters.’ Which is, quite a tall order for an
Secret Garden Party 2015
30 July 2015 Review by Owen TetleyMud. Mud everywhere. I'm still trying to remove it 24 hours later. Secret Garden Party can be such a magical place in the sunshine and, in the brief Saturday re
Lovebox 2015
23 July 2015 Review by Ben RobinsonThe sun was beaming down and it was the perfect day for Lovebox Festival 2015 at Victoria Park, Hackney. Heading down on Saturday afternoon we were welcomed by
Larmer Tree 2015
23 July 2015 Review by Owen TetleyI think i left my heart in Larmer Tree Gardens this weekend, the 25th birthday celebrations were in full flow with some quite brilliant musicians. I know i sh
Cornbury – England’s Most Civilised Gathering
14 July 2015 Review by S.Denley-DuftonCornbury Festival entered its 12th year with style and a little something for the whole family to enjoy. As a seasoned veteran of both Reading and Download Fes
No Mans Land 2015
11 July 2015 Review by Keiran_D-DThe evening of Thursday 28th May was drawing near its end and as always the journey out of Cornwall had been a long one, only this time being topped off by the
Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2015
07 July 2015 Review by NeildSIt’s all about the vibe. Most specifically it’s about the chilled jazz vibe, assuming your definition of jazz is so wide as to be virtually all encompassing. Fe
British Summer Time 2015
29 June 2015 Review by NeildSShe was brilliant (I should probably say awesome). When you’re at the top the only way is down of course, but if this total humdinger of a pop-theatre performan
Ned Dylan Meets The Correspondents
26 June 2015 Review by Ned Mansfield'Has Hay-On-Wye ever seen a crowd surf?’ cheekily quips Mr Bruce before launching himself onto a crowd of philosophers turned party people. The Correspondents