FESTIVAL DO's
2 Many DJ’s and Sleigh Bells I think they might be up to it.
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Stay with your friends
Spitalfields Summer Festival
Don’t lose them, you worry, and they worry. It’s almost impossible to find them again until you get back to the tent. But if you do...
Meet people Festivals are
made for meeting great new people. You may meet some people who will give you an experience you’ll never forget.
See your favourite bands
You’ve travel a hell of long way to see them, so don’t miss your favourite bands!
Have fun You’re going to
have the best time of your life here, so make it count.
FESTIVAL DON'Ts Don't get too drunk Yep,
I’m being boring here but speaking from personal experience, I got drunk, blind drunk, and lost my friends.
Don't be an arse It’s basic,
everyone is tired, hungry, and warn out, you’re not the only one, so work with who you’re with, don’t work against them.
a huge array of sausages, chilli eating contests and kids activities from Active Trowbridge and Wiltshire Scrapstore.
When: 5-21 June Where: Spitalfields Market
King of the Mountains Festival When: 4-6 July Where: Muker North Yorkshire
King of the Mountains Festival takes place alongside the British leg of the biggest bike race of the year. With music, comedy, Yorkshire food and ale, kids and family activities plus Tour De Cinema, camping, cycle and car parks as well as huge screens to watch all the action, King Of the Mountains is one of the best places to enjoy the Tour De France weekend. Check out the headliners Dry the River and the recently added Post War Glamour Girls.
The BB Music Fest
When: 2-3 August Where: Bradford Upon Avon
A one day Bangers, Beer and Music Fest with camping on a beautiful farm in the heart of the Wiltshire Countryside. Music from Bon Giovi, Bite the Buffalo, The Hammervilles and many more. Real ales, beers and food including including
VULTUREHOUND MAGAZINE 2014 Festive Guide
For a mammoth two weeks the Spitalfields Summer Festival 2014 is one of the most eclectic festivals on the British calendar. Bringing the hidden gems of East London’s most creative endeavours to light, Spitalfields Summer Festival 2014 is teeming with music and art from one of the most diverse communities in the world. Look forward to acts ranging from classical choir, to medieval Celtic poetry, to experimental children’s projects.
Farmfest
When: 1-2 August Where: Gilcombe Farm
One of the most reasonable weekend festivals in the country, Farmfest has big names and small prices. The most inclusive festival in the guide, Farmfest has a crazy list of acts and activities with a line-up that includes the band that play music to public service broadcasting (imaginatively titled Public Service Broadcasting); reggae band Laid Blak and pure folk band Skinny Lister.