Latest Music Festival News

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Boomtown Fair update

The Boomtown Fair carnival is pulling into town, landing into 2011 with intrepid new areas, earlier Thursday opening and ticket deals ahead of this summer’s most theatrical festival. Following last year’s sell-out show, Boomtown Fair is shaping up to be this season’s hot ticket for sunshine skanking and mind blowing bass in an alternative setting. A limited amount of Super Early Bird tickets are available via the Boomtown Fair website now for an uber bargain price of £63.

Kendal Calling tickets on sale and lineup announcement

Best Small Festival 2010 winner Kendal Calling returns for 2011, tickets are now on sale and the first set of confirmed acts have now been announced.  With the headliners yet to be revealed, we can let you know that the confirmed acts are the legendary The Levellers, Echo and the Bunnymen, Beardyman, a Northern festival exclusive acoustic set with Tim Burgess & Mark Collins from The Charlatans, and Mr Scruff, with bucket loads of top notch acts yet to be divulged!

Solfest 2011 update

This particularly family-friendly event, held over the August Bank Holiday Weekend and located on the edge of the Lake District, is one of the more wonderful music and arts festivals nestled in the north of the country, tucked between the Solway coast and the Cumbrian fells. It offers a very open-minded and all-welcoming atmosphere for fans of music and the great outdoors, with a quality music programme incorporating classic guitar noise, pleasing new beats and eclectically flailing melodies tha

Nozstock Festival update

Early bird tickets are on sale now for Nozstock festival.  Nozstock: The Hidden Valley takes place amid the brushes of Herefordshire’s countryside.  Founded by local residents during the hazy, optimistic and halcyon days at the turn of the millennium, it’s a homegrown event built from a curious amalgation of performance, art, electronic supersounds and good old-fashioned guitar-strumming and drum-bashing.