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The Yard at Motion, Bristol

September 14, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

As summer draws to a close the final festivals and outside events seem to draw more attractive as we cling on to every last UV ray. Bristolian’s can be a tricky crowd to gauge – as university students come and go the crowd’s tastes, which can differ hugely in a

Featured Review: Houghton Festival

September 3, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

We’ve been excited and intrigued about this one ever since its announcement back in December last year. With a license permitting twenty-four-hour music, located on the Grade 1 listed Houghton Hall, and a line-up curated by fabric resident Craig Richards, those lucky enough to get a ticket to the sold

Britain’s Most Anticipated New Festival

August 9, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

This weekend will be a busy weekend for festival goers across the country. With Boomtown, Boardmasters & Lee Fest all happening, people have been spoilt for choice. With the big festivals usually comes big names, big crowds and big sponsors, but, in a tiny corner of Norfolk organisers of the

Bestival’s Brother Returns: Common People Southampton 2017

August 9, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

Bestival’s little brother returned this year with very high expectations. The May bank holiday weekend is a crowded time for day and weekend festivals and as the summer sun begins to shine, events and crowds start to emerge in the parks and fields. The two-day event was held simultaneously in

Review: Bournemouth 7s Festival 2017

June 13, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

Bournemouth 7s 10th Edition The late-May bank holiday is a crowded market for event planners. As the cold dark nights subside, festivals, markets and holiday-makers alike start to take hold. It’s therefore increasingly difficult for organisers to make their juncture stand out. The public’s choice of events is beyond a vast

Common People Returns For A Third Helping

May 24, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

This weekend sees the team behind Bestival bring Common People to Southampton Common for the third year running. Headlining Saturday night is critically acclaimed DJ Pete Tong, with the Heritage Orchestra who’s talents were highlighted at the Royal Albert Hall a few years ago. Pete Tong brought the whole orchestra

It’s Almost Time For Bournemouth 7s

May 2, 2017 No Comments Charlie Mott

Bournemouth 7s 10th Festival 2017 will mark Bournemouth 7s Festival’s tenth year. The event is the UK’s biggest music and sports festival with over 400 teams expecting to compete in a variety of different competitions. Launched in 2008, the festival invites teams from across the country in Rugby, Netball, Dodgeball

Todd Terje at The Great Suffolk Street Warehouse, London

November 4, 2016 No Comments Charlie Mott

Andromeda 54: Warehouses & Werewolves Halloween is always a crowded market for promoters. Every DJ booked, every venue busy and every potential crowd member somewhere else. So for Percolate, throwing a massive warehouse rave with three huge names was a risk – especially with the price they were asking for

An Evening With Horse Meat Disco & FYI Chris at The Prince of Wales, Brixton

August 10, 2016 No Comments Charlie Mott

Brixton isn’t the first place you might associate with disco, but last Friday saw Horse Meat Disco headline an evening of electronic funk in the south London borough. The Prince of Wales venue, previously The Brixton Club House, is a nightclub-pub hybrid with a two-tier roof terrace and a few

Sports & Music Collide at Bournemouth 7s

June 14, 2016 No Comments Charlie Mott

After eight successful years and three consecutive sell outs, Bournemouth 7’s returned to the South Coast for its 9th anniversay as the UK’s largest Sport and Music Festival. As the sun came out in full force, we knew it was going to be a big day. Boasting 388 sports teams

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