After a long silence across the UK’s open-air venues, the festival season is slowly awakening. Whether it’s scaled-down events or bold debuts, organisers are finding new ways to reunite artists and audiences. With health guidelines shaping the future of live gatherings, many festivals are adapting rather than retreating — proving that the spirit of music in the fields is hard to suppress. Continue reading “Back to the Fields”
Glastonbury Organisers Apply To Host Two-Day Concert In September
Organisers of Glastonbury Festival have applied for a licence to host two concerts over two days at Worth Farm, Pilton.
Details on the licence application state the event will take place on a Friday and Saturday. The site will be open between 2pm – 12am, live music between 4pm – 11pm and alcohol served 2pm – 11pm. The concerts will be performed on the Pyramid Stage. Continue reading “Glastonbury Organisers Apply To Host Two-Day Concert In September”
Kendal Calling Announces Stereophonics
Kendal Calling has announced headliners Stereophonics, Supergrass and The Streets for 2021. As excitement builds much like the buzz around the best bookmakers, the festival returns to Lowther Deer Park in the Lake District and will take place from 29th July – 1st August 2021.
Also announced are Dizzee Rascal, Blossoms, Tom Grennan, The Kooks, DMAs, Frank Turner, Pale Waves and more. Continue reading “Kendal Calling Announces Stereophonics”
IDLES, Shame, Goat Girl
Wide Awake announced their debut reset for Friday 3 September 2021 at Brockwell Park, the brand new, one day festival.
Playing at the festival are – IDLES, Shame, Black Country, New Road, Goat Girl, Shame, The Murder Capital, Kokoroko, Lazarus Kane, and more. Wide Awake tickets are on sale now and can be bought here for £44.50.
Super Early Bird Tickets sold out in less than 24 hours after the festival’s 2021 comeback announcement in February. Continue reading “IDLES, Shame, Goat Girl”