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Sports Team, Palace, Girl Band, Do Nothing, Sam Wise, Steam Down & more for Dot to Dot 2021
in Bristol, and Nottingham in September
Skepta, Kings Of Leon, and The 1975 to headline Boardmasters 2020
plus Dizzee Rascal, Sam Fender, Camelphat, The Kooks, DJ EZ, Damian Marley, & more
Truck offers an inspiring range of indie rock breaking free of noughties landfill
Truck 2019 review
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, Steve Mason, Palace, & more for Deer Shed Festival 2019
more music & comedy to join Ezra Furman, Anna Calvi, Akala, Sunflower Bean, & more
comedy plus more music for Tramlines 2018
Henning Wehn, John Shuttleworth, & more, + music from Tokio Myers, Tom Grennan, Rae Morris, & more
Nile Rodgers & Chic, Bastille, Jon Hopkins, Kamasi Washington, & more for Wilderness 2018
including Baxter Dury, !!! (chk chk chk), Groove Armada (DJ set) & more
Bloc Party, Mogwai, & The Flaming Lips for Festival No. 6 2017
plus Bootleg Beatles & Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra, & much more
Flaming Lips, Vaccines, Stormzy & more for Boardmasters 2017
plus Frank Turner, Gorgon City (live), JP Cooper, Giggs, Lethal Bizzle, & more
Mumford & Sons, The xx, Bastille, PJ Harvey & more for Pukkelpop 2017
first acts announced for Belgium festival
Bastille, Cypress Hill, London Grammar & more for The Netherland's Lowlands
plus Michael Kiwanuka Architects Billy Talent Future Islands & more
Stereophonics, Two Door Cinema Club, & The Vaccines for Y-Not 2017
plus Clean Bandit, Jake Bugg, Slaves, Maximo Park, Feeder & more
The Libertines, The Vaccines & Franz Ferdinand to headline Truck Festival 2017
plus The Wombats, Slaves, Maximo Park, Nothing But Thieves, Hot 8 Brass Band & more
Stereophonics & Elbow for Portsmouth's Victorious Festival 2017
plus Jake Bugg, Franz Ferdinand, Feeder, Slaves, & more
Stereophonics, Manic Street Preachers, Franz Ferdinand, & Brian Wilson for Kendal Calling 2017
plus Frank Turner, Tinie Tempah, Editors, Jake Bugg, Seasick Steve & loads more
22 more acts for Reading and Leeds
Clutch, Big Narstie, Charlie Sloth, The Virginmarys, Deaf Havana, & more
Glastonbury Festival line-up in full
the stage splits, and more acts, and stages unveiled!
London's Community Festival adds Lianne La Havas
plus Nothing But Thieves, Alex Vargas, Raphaella, MakeLove, & more
the tenth Beat-Herder is the 'e' year - ecstatic entertainment for everyone
The Beatherder Festival 2015 review
first acts announced for Swn
Seafret, Declan McKenna, Flyte, Lusts, Palace, Plastic Mermaids, & more
Bestival announces Invaders of the Future Stage
rising stars including Soak, The Skints, Plastic Mermaids, and Kiko Bun
The Membranes, Gengahr, The Mispers, & more for Liverpool Sound City
plus Tim Peaks Diner, new stages, and more
The Sugarhill Gang, & Grandmaster Melle Mel + Scorpio (Furious 5), for Beatherder
plus Nightmares on Wax, MistaJam, Paul Hartnoll\'s 8:58, Dub Pistols, Mr Scruff, & more
JME, Skepta and 150 more acts for The Great Escape
including The Cribs, Gaz Coombes, Tropics, The Strypes, and Lloyd Yates
The Deer Shed Festival adds Benjamin Booker, Boxed In, Hinds, Palace, & more
including Robyn Sherwell, Shopping, Slug, Model Aeroplanes, Pixel Fix, & Seafret
The Horrors, and John Grant to headline Blissfields
plus Simian Mobile Disco, Glass Animals, Public Service Broadcasting, Grandmaster Flash, & more
Elbow, Snoop Dogg, Kaiser Chiefs, The Vaccines, and James to headline 4 day Kendal Calling
with Kodaline, Levellers, The Horrors, Ella Eyre, Embrace, Public Service Broadcasting, & more
Carl Barat leads first acts for Live At Leeds
Dry The River, Dutch Uncles, Eagulls, Emmy the Great, Gaz Coombes, George The Poet, & more
eFestivals exclusive: Wychwood Festival adds Craig Charles, The Wonder Stuff, & Monsieur Doumani
plus Dick & Dom, Demob Happy, Black Honey, Jon Wagstaffe, Howard Read, & more
hip-hop legend Chuck D and Public Enemy deliver a storming set to conclude Stockton Weekender
Stockton Weekender 2014 review
Riot Jazz, We Were Evergreen, and Benin City for LeeFest
plus Electric Empire, Itchy & Skratchy, Too Many T's, Jesse James, & more
Stockton Weekender adds Shed Seven
and Hyde & Beast, Laurel, New Electric Ride, Weird Shapes, & others
Public Enemy to headline Secret Garden Party
plus Hercules & Love Affair, Foreign Beggars, Alabama 3, & 50 more
Albert Hammond Jr, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Chloe Howl for Live At Leeds
plus Drenge, Ella Eyre,Lizzo, Yuck, and 130 more
further names announced for Stockton Weekender
Richard Herring, B>E>A>K, Frankie & The Heartstrings, & more
Tyne & Wear's Evolution announces FREE Emerging programme
Lets Buy Happiness, Nadine Shah, Shields, B>E>A>K>, and more
The Chapman Family for Stockton Weekender
plus Jake Bugg, Toy, The Crookes, Young Rebel Set, and more

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