Noise pollution

[Don1]

The Glade Stage and The Glade Dome are also definitely too close to each other.

[Johnnyseven]

On 05/07/2025 at 00:18, Don1 said:

The Glade Stage and The Glade Dome are also definitely too close to each other.

 

I thought that the bleed between these 2 wasn't as bad as it had previously been.

 

For me the worst areas at the fest for sound bleed are Shangri-La and the Unfairground.

[tarw]

2 minutes ago, Johnnyseven said:

 

I thought that the bleed between these 2 wasn't as bad as it had previously been.

 

For me the worst areas at the fest for sound bleed are Shangri-La and the Unfairground.

Worse than Stonebridge and Park?  Never notice the sound bleed in the SE corner could be due to my awareness when I’m there. Is it really that bad?

[Guest]

On 04/07/2025 at 17:51, clarkete said:

 

Just turn them down, it's a bar ffs playing records often drowning out bands that have travelled from other countries to play for thousands of folks for a reduced fee. 

100%. It seems way too self-important for the standard fodder it pumps out. Turn it way down from Friday morning onwards.

Edited July 8, 2025 by Chip Batch

[Johnnyseven]

1 hour ago, tarw said:

Worse than Stonebridge and Park?  Never notice the sound bleed in the SE corner could be due to my awareness when I’m there. Is it really that bad?

 

In the Unfairground the Flying Bus and Blind Tiger you have to be right in the tent/in front of the stage to not hear the other one, even then i'm not sure it's perfect. I don't tend to spend much time there for that reason. The same goes for, particularly the main stages in, Shangri-La, they are both right next to each other.

 

Tbh, i've not noticed the Stonebridge and Park issue - maybe as i'd usually be to the left side of the Park stage as you're further up the hill and get a better view of the stage. 

Edited July 8, 2025 by Johnnyseven