Following record breaking sales last year, Dot To Dot Festival is pleased to announce its return to Manchester, Bristol & Nottingham from 25 – 27 May for its 13th year.
Liam Gallagher and Stereophonics have been announced to headline the brand new RiZE Festival which will take place at the iconic Hylands Park in Chelmsford on Friday 17th and Saturday 18th August 2018.
Fusion 2018 is excited to announce its incredible line-up of chart toppers. Headlined by international superstars David Guetta and Shawn Mendes. Fusion will once again be bringing some of the world’s biggest artists to Otterspool Promenade, Liverpool on September 1st and 2nd.
Slam Dunk Festival have unveiled even more names for the almighty alternative extravaganza. Emo-rock heartthrobs The Audition, ska masters Reel Big Fish, highly-revered Goldfinger
Wakefield’s Long Division Festival has announced its return after a fallow year in 2017. Leading the announcement is folk and roots icon Billy Bragg who will be headlining the festival
Arctic Monkeys will be the must-see at Flow Festival this year. Since their Mercury prize-winning debut album ‘Whatever People Say I Am, That’s What I’m Not’, the band have received three Grammy nominations as well as winning seven Brit awards from nine nominations.
Sheffield rock band the Arctic Monkeys are the latest headliner to be confirmed for TRNSMT Festival which takes place over two weekends in June and July.
Parklife Festival organisers have announced details of the 2018 weekender which will take place at Heaton Park in Manchester. The line-up includes N.E.R.D, Liam Gallagher, Skepta, Lorde, Jamie XX and many more. Get more details inside…
Already boasting a remarkable line-up featuring the hottest acts in modern alternative music, Slam Dunk Festival has further cemented its position as the only place to be over the May Bank Holiday weekend by revealing even more exciting names.
A go-to destination for the ultimate festival weekend of music, arts and entertainment for all the family – Standon Calling is set for its biggest year to date, with two of British music’s most adored modern favourites George Ezra and Paloma Faith