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Truck Festival 2024 – Ones to Watch!
The four-day event has certainly made a name for itself, with thrilling lineups and vibrant crowds which seem to grow year on year without fail. Every year is a celebration of sound, with its lineups whetting the appetite for all and spanning the breadth of the indie rock, indie pop, and alternative rock music-spheres. This year sees Jamie T, Wet Leg, The Streets and Idles topping the bill, with an incredible catalogue of artists including Declan McKenna, The Snuts, Yard Act, and The Kooks providing the breathtaking backup.
Primavera Sound 2024
Day 1 Review Primavera Sound 2024 kicked off with an eclectic mix of performances, each bringing a unique…
Night Currents Festival returns for 2024 with first line up announcement
Night Currents Festival returns to Portsmouth on Saturday 5th October, showcasing the UK’s most exciting established and rising…
This Feeling x Hunter to host a stage at Truck Festival
The rock ‘n’ roll club night, festival and new music champions This Feeling have partnered with the iconic British boot brand Hunter to host a stage at this summer’s Truck Festival. Running from July 25th-28th at Hill Farm, Oxfordshire, the This Feeling x Hunter stage presents an opportunity for the next generation of essential new artists to take their place on the bill alongside headliners IDLES, Jamie T, Wet Leg and The Streets. Hunter has become a must-wear festival look, as worn by the likes of Kate Moss, Cara Delevingne and Alexa Chung. In an article highlighting how “boots became a cool festival girl staple,” Vogue enthused, “Hunter still leads the pack.”
This Feeling By The Sea
After a triumphant debut event in 2023, the rock ‘n’ roll club night, record label and tastemakers This Feeling will bring their By The Sea festival back to Bridlington Spa for its second event which runs from September 6th-7th. This Feeling By The Sea 2024 will be headlined by The Royston Club (Friday) and The K’s (Saturday) alongside an A-Z of contemporary and rising indie and alternative talent. As with last year’s festival, every single artist on the bill has emerged via This Feeling shows held in grassroots venues across the UK.
Preview: Slam Dunk Festival 2024
Slam Dunk Festival is back with another cracking line-up of the best pop-punk, emo, metal, ska, and alternative music. From old school favourites to new, rising stars, fans won’t be disappointed (except for those classic festival moments when your much-loved bands clash!). Here are our must-see bands on the line-up for this year’s Slam Dunk Festival. Who are you excited to see?
Preview: Primavera Sound 2024
Since its inception in 2001, Primavera Sound has been a beacon of live music, continuously evolving and shaping the cultural landscape of Barcelona. Over the years, the festival has grown from a modest one-day event in Poble Espanyol to a globally recognised extravaganza, firmly establishing itself as a cornerstone of the city's vibrant music scene . After a two-year COVID-19 hiatus, Primavera Sound roared back in 2022 for its 20th-anniversary celebration. Now, in 2024, the festival gears up for its 22nd edition.
Golden Touch Festival reveal first wave of artists for 2024
Returning for their 5th edition, Golden Touch Festival is back and ready to take on Portsmouth’s iconic venue The Wedgewood Rooms and Edge of the Wedge. The festival is an all dayer that supports the best local and touring talent and has become a staple of Portsmouth’s music scene since 2019.
Victorious Festival announce second wave of acts for 2024
Victorious Festival has today announced a fresh round of acts to this year’s already monumental line-up, including afternoon special guests and its dance stage ‘Beats and Swing’ headliners.
Night Currents Festival to arrive in Portsmouth
Night Currents Festival is a brand new music event coming to Portsmouth on Saturday the 7th of October, showcasing the UK’s most exciting established and rising talent. Ten acts will storm the South Coast to play across 2 stages at Portsmouth's iconic music venue The Wedgewood Rooms and The Edge of The Wedge, with zero clashes between artists.