If the early summer festival line up
passed you by without so much as a sniff of a live act, don’t despair as we think that the best is yet to come! Here's our round-up of the best high summer festivals.
Wilderness August 6-9
Cornbury Park Oxfordshire
Not just a music festival,
Wilderness is more holistic than just watching bands, with contemporary arts,
theatre, food and wellbeing getting in the mix. The music’s definitely not to
be missed either with Björk, Ben Howard, Shamir and Róisin Murphy taking centre
stage.
Rewind 7-9 August
(Cheshire), 21-23 August (Henley-on-Thames)
If you love bopping to 80s
tunes, then Rewind is the festival for you. With the likes of Human League and Belinda
Carlisle you’ll be time-warped straight back to the 80's.
Reading
& Leeds Festival 28-30 August Richfield Avenue, Reading / Braham Park,
Leeds
Where teenie boppers and hairy
bikers stand side by side
to watch Mumford & Sons, Metallica, The Libertines, Royal
Blood, All Time Low, Jamie T and Years & Years.
Creamfields 28-30 August Cheshire
Channelling the spirit of
Madchester, The Chemical Brothers, Steve Angello, Avicii, Fatboy Slim and Annie
Mac head to Daresbury in Cheshire for this iconic dance music festival. Best of
all, Creamfields takes place over the Bank Holiday weekend.
Set in the charming Welsh
village of Portmeirion, No 6 is one of the UK’s most exciting and unique music
and arts festivals featuring top dance acts alongside cutting edge talent
including Mark Ronson and Metronomy.
Rob Da Bank’s festival is so much fun it has a designated fancy
dress theme each year. This time around it’s ‘Summer of Love’, so get prepping
your best hippie outfits. Headliners include Chemical Brothers and Duran Duran.
So, which festival tickles your summer time fancy? Drop us a comment below as we'd love to hear.
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