Festival Reviews
Looking for a recap on your favourite music festivals this year, then check out our variety of reviews from festivals all over the world. Our team of journalists and photographers bring to life memorable moments from the likes of Bestival, Isle of Wight, Creamfields to Glastonbury, Wireless and more!
You can also check out our full range of photo albums from festivals in our flickr account here
Kip Moore, making ‘Wild Ones’ out of The Institute Birmingham crowd, April 25th 2016
Kip Moore Birmingham Institute April 25th 2016 By Hannah Compton So, firstly I am going to say if Kip is touring near you and you haven’t quite got tickets yet,…
The Rainbow Venues’ Festival: Chapter XII Review
The Rainbow Venues in Birmingham celebrates its 12th birthday in style with Chapter XII, featuring Loco Dice, Jamie Jones and Dubfire:live
St Jerome’s Laneway Festival in Sydney: LIVE review
A live review of St Jerome’s Laneway Festival in Sydney, boasting the likes of Chvrches, Big Scary, Japanese Wallpaper, Beach House and more.
The Winter Social Review
Saturday’s Social proved why it is the UK’s best indoor house and techno festival
Bugged Out Weekender 2016 Review
Three nights of house and techno at Butlins, Bognor Regis in the middle of a very cold January
Benjamin Clementine Review
Read Tobin James’ review of Benjamin Clementine from last nights performance
Stereosonic Sydney: LIVE review
A live review of Stereosonic 2015 electronic-dance music festival taking place in Sydney, Australia.
Bestival 2015: Full Review!
As the early bird catches the proverbial worm, so to do the first campers snag the best spots. A stream of gear laden guys and gals is making its way into the campsites from all directions and the sun is luckily, shining. Nighttime on Thursday sees the early opening of a few areas, The Wishing Tree is available for tiny raves, the Grassy Hill’s Caravanserai is jumping, and Underworld take an absolutely rammed headline slot in The Big Top.
Missy Elliott: Bestival 2015 Review
There has been a distinctly hip hop vibe to this year’s Bestival, despite the ‘Summer of Love’ theme chosen and it seems sort of disconnected. However, there’s no denying that after a six-year hiatus from UK touring and as a complete UK 2015 exclusive, booking the queen of extravagance – Missy Elliott, is a big win for Rob Da Bank, having twice turned down his request to play before.
The Chemical Brothers: Bestival 2015 Review
Saturday night headliners The Chemical Brothers, have been long on the wish list for Best-goers having waiting for their main stage return since 2007. With Bestival being the last hurrah of the UK festival season, early dark skies provide a perfect backdrop for the onslaught of blinding green lasers of opening number and iconic late 90’s track ‘Hey Boy Hey Girl’.