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Review: Mutiny 2017

May Bank Holiday weekend saw the return of Portsmouth’s own Mutiny Festival. In its fourth year but hosted for a second time on King George’s Playing Fields in Cosham, the two-day event boasted a reputable lineup with headline slots from RnB stars 50 Cent featuring G-Unit and drum & bass

Love Saves The Day 2017

June 16, 2017 No Comments Tom Evans

Love Saves the Day 2017 Love Saves The Day delivered yet another fantastic festival in Bristol’s Eastville Park over the late May Bank Holiday weekend, with a mix of food, fun, and most importantly, music. Love Saves is incredibly well run for a small, albeit Bristol’s largest and most loved,

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

Isle of Wight Festival: What You Need To Know

June 8, 2017 No Comments Luke Jackson

The legendary Isle of Wight Festival returns to Seaclose Park in Newport for its sixteenth instalment since the 2002 relaunch with another belter of a lineup. The festival, which takes place from today (Thursday 8th – Sunday 11th June) will this year feature headline performances from New York hip-hop group

Elrow Announce Last London Show For 2017

May 25, 2017 No Comments Tom Welch

Following a huge response and a sell out within four hours for ‘Elrow Town London’ on Saturday 19th August, a second Elrow Town has been announced on the following day. The two parties will be held in The Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in East London. The show is a unique

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

May Bank Holiday 2017: Love Saves The Day Returns To Bristol

May 22, 2017 No Comments Tom Welch

After a sell-out event last year, our favourite Bristol festival is returning on the late May bank holiday. Love Saves The Day, which is based in Eastville Park, aims to, and usually succeeds in, combining the best of Bristol’s thriving underground dance music scene along with established artists from all

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

Three Things To Look Out For At Glastonbury 2017

April 13, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

1 – The New Area As stated by festival founder Michael Eavis at the NME Awards last month, Glastonbury will see a new ‘drive-in cinema’ area at the festival. After being asked if they could reveal anything new about the upcoming event, Michael Eavis and daughter Emily gave a brief

inSYNC’s Weekly Festival News (March 20th 2017)

March 20, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

This week’s festival news comes from a Hertfordshire’s very own Standon Calling festival. After announcing two headliners last month, the festival has now released this year’s Sunday night closer. Standon Calling Standon Calling is our favourite small UK festival. The festival brings a unique family-orientated vibe couple with great food,

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