By Georgina Hurdsfield Images © Festival Republic 2018 It’s that time of year again when fans of all things pop, indie and rock begin to plan their yearly pilgrimage to spend their August bank holiday weekend at the one and only Leeds Festival! Leeds Festival’s return promises to reward fans with a range of the…
Featured image: Luke Dyson Overwhelmed by the sheer magnitude of choice on offer at this year’s Reading and Leeds Festival? Don’t worry, we’ve got you. We’ve trawled the lineups to bring you a cluster of acts to watch on the August bank holiday weekend. From jungle to riotous punk, there’s a bounty of brilliant bands…
Featured image: Georgina Hurdsfield @tinyraindropphotography After a swift arrival to the festival site the night prior and relatively few queues, the campsites had already begun to fill, and the best camping spots had been claimed by festival-goers. Arriving on the Thursday meant a stress-free set-up and the chance to explore the huge variety of food…
2021 sees the hopeful return of one of the UK’s favourite festivals, Reading and Leeds. After a fallow year in 2020 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, Leeds Festival remains optimistic that Bramham Park will welcome back festival-goers once again after what has been a tough 12 months for the creative industry. 2020 was a bleak…
A key date in the emo calendar, Slam Dunk Festival, returns to Temple Newsam Park on Saturday 23rd May before moving onto Slam Dunk South at Hatfield Park on Sunday 24th May. The UK’s best alternative festival is back with further line-up additions to what was already shaping up to be a fantastic day for…
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