Creamfields: The Best Of Its Own Kind

Creamfields: The Best Of Its Own Kind

August 20, 2016 No Comments

The UK’s, and possibly Europe’s, number one dance festival hatched in 1998 and it’s back with a bang. Last year marked the point of selling out seven years in a row and that’s not even the best news, a fourth day has been added! Specialising in electronic music, Creamfields is

Eastern Electrics Takes Over Hatfield House

Eastern Electrics Takes Over Hatfield House

August 17, 2016 No Comments

On the 6th August, Hatfield House was transformed from its famed historical grounds into a hosting ground from some of the most renowned electronic artists. The typically peaceful green had been turned into a platform for ravers from all around to see some of their favourite acts. The area is

Standon Calling 2016: Hertfordshire’s Festival Gem

Standon Calling 2016: Hertfordshire’s Festival Gem

August 11, 2016 No Comments

They say small is beautiful; that is Standon Calling Festival with its bucketfuls of charm and good vibes. Returning for a third year to Hertfordshire’s festival gem, we saw Standon Calling play host to yet another incredible line up of artists and roster of family-friendly entertainment. Standon welcomed headliners alt-rock

The Maccabees Are Splitting After 14 Years

The Maccabees Are Splitting After 14 Years

August 8, 2016 No Comments

In a Tweet poster this morning, indie band The Maccabees have announced that they are splitting after fourteen years as a band. The group stated that they are to go their separate ways at their “creative peak”. The group’s last album ‘Marks to Prove It’ was their first number one

One Week To Go: Boomtown Chapter 8

One Week To Go: Boomtown Chapter 8

August 4, 2016 No Comments

Boomtown is one of the UK’s festival wonders. It’s a non-commercial masterpiece of arts, culture and music, and this month will see us turn the pages of 2016’s ‘Chapter 8’. The festival has ballooned to a staggering 50,000 so-called ‘citizens’ since Boomtown’s streets first opened in 2009. Boomtown Fairs’ mind-blowing

‘Planet V Presents: V History’ Interview With DJ Ruffstuff

‘Planet V Presents: V History’ Interview With DJ Ruffstuff

August 3, 2016 No Comments

Planet V Presents: V History is taking place at the Qube Project this Friday (5th August 2016) at 191 Victoria Street, London, SW1E 5NE. An exciting event in London dubbed ‘V History’ featuring Bryan Gee & JJ Frost & DJ Ruffstuff [V Classics], DJ Patife [Movement Vibes], Fabio & Grooverider [History Of D&B], Randall

Ventnor Fringe Festival Returns

Ventnor Fringe Festival Returns

July 26, 2016 No Comments

inSYNC normally centres itself around the music industry, but being based in Portsmouth means there is always a lot of great art, comedy and theatre on offer too. Fancy a break from festivaling for just one week? Well then this is your chance! And, it’s right on the doorstep. The

Wickham Festival: Hampshire’s Favourite Family-Friendly Affair Is Just Around The Corner

Wickham Festival: Hampshire’s Favourite Family-Friendly Affair Is Just Around The Corner

July 25, 2016 No Comments

Hampshire’s Wickham is one of Hampshire’s best boutique, family-friendly festivals. The organisers are looking to achieve their “impossible dream” of topping 2015’s award winning event. The four day event, that takes place just outside the village of Wickham near Portsmouth, was voted Best Festival (Under 15,000 capacity) at last year’s

Competition: Win Tickets to Victorious Festival

Competition: Win Tickets to Victorious Festival

July 21, 2016 No Comments

Want to win tickets to this year’s Victorious Festival in Portsmouth? Well you’re in luck! We have 2 tickets for a day of your choice to the festival to give away. Victorious, now in its fifth year, is one of the best music events in the south coast’s annual events

Our Pre-Boomtown Interview with Parov Stelar

Our Pre-Boomtown Interview with Parov Stelar

July 21, 2016 No Comments

As Boomtown, our favourite pop up city, is only three weeks away we thought it was time for an interview. The festival has nine distinct districts, each with its own sense of style, personality and genre. However, every city needs a Town Centre, a stage that stands separately from any