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Love Saves The Day Doesn’t Stop At Sundown

July 2, 2016 No Comments Tom Evans

On the 28 & 29th of May, Bristol’s favourite festival Love Saves The Day was back for its yearly rendition at Eastville Park. The weekend was up there with one of the best we’ve attended and with a sell out crowd, musical heavyweights and glorious sunshine, I doubt many people

Somerley Tea Party’s Third Edition Kicks Off Festival Season

June 27, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

It now seems necessary that everyone kicks off their festival season with a small festival, or a day festival to begin feeling those summer vibes. Filling this category for us this year is Hampshire’s newest boutique festival created by well-known Bournemouth events organiser Get Satisfied. The Somerley Tea Party began

Common People Returns For A Second Year

June 20, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Bestival organiser Rob da Bank made his new day festival brand, Common People, return to Southampton for a second instalment. The new event began last year with Grace Jones and Fatboy Slim headlining. 2016 saw the same festival begin in Oxford with a second year playing out at Southampton Common.

Review: Found Festival 2016

June 19, 2016 No Comments Tom Evans

Brockwell Park hosted the sixth edition of Found Festival on 11th June with a serious House and Techno lineup. Whilst there was plenty on offer from the genres up and coming artists, the stellar headline set from Kerri Chandler and his deputy Derrick May genuinely stole the show and reminded

Essex’s Favourite Party: We Are FSTVL 2016

June 15, 2016 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

inSYNC’s first venture to Essex happened this May bank holiday weekend; stepping foot into one of the UK’s best dance music day festivals. We Are FSTVL, now in its third year, has grown significantly doubling in capacity. The festival is known for its incredible lineup of DJs and producers enticing

Rinse | Born & Bred Kicked Off An Excitable June

June 15, 2016 No Comments Tom Evans

The run up to Rinse | Born & Bred Festival was just about as controversial as it gets. The dropping of Azealia Banks as headliner after her foul mouthed racist tirade against Zayn Malik raised eyebrows, but probably did nothing to hinder ticket sales and, in fact, brought a considerable

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

Bristol’s Love Saves The Day Went Off Without A Hitch

June 8, 2016 No Comments Tom Evans

Bristol’s Love Saves The Day (LSTD) Festival on May’s late bank holiday weekend has to be chalked up as a considerable success. Whilst punters had been promised a rainy Saturday and hot Sunday, the poor weather was not forthcoming and instead the crowd was awash with the usual combination of

Mutiny Returns to Portsmouth with a Bang

June 2, 2016 No Comments Luke Jackson

Mutiny Festival returned to Portsmouth with a bang this Bank Holiday weekend for the first time since its inaugural event in 2014. On Saturday 28th and Sunday 29th May, 15,000 dance music fans flocked to King George V Playing Fields on the outskirts of Portsmouth for Mutiny Festival instalment three.

Kasabian at The King Power Stadium, Leicester

May 31, 2016 No Comments Haydon Stevenson

Two years on from their triumphant Victoria Park gig, Kasabian returned to their beloved hometown to celebrate Leicester’s fairy tale Premier League win. It’s no secret the Kasabian boys love their city and its football club, so this gig was always going to be something spectacular. Even before the gig