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Photo Gallery: Takedown Festival 2025

byHannah Kenyon
8 April 2025

After last years festival having to be postponed due to works at Portsmouth Guildhall, finally Takedown Festival was back and proved to be an exhilarating weekend brimming with electrifying performances, enthusiastic crowds, and a palpable sense of community among music lovers!

Here’s some images showcasing the line up from Saturday!

Acres

Dream State

Elvana

InVisions

Seething Akira

The Bottom Line

The Hurt Process

Lastelle

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There was a proper charge in the air at Cardiff’s Utilita Arena long before the headliners even thought about stepping on stage. Three bands with completely different approaches to heavy music, and a crowd that arrived ready to lose themselves in all of it. Witch Fever ignited things, Bush delivered a powerhouse masterclass, and Volbeat closed the night with the kind of big-hearted, riff-driven spectacle only they can.
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Victorious Festival 2025 – Review

Victorious Festival struck a perfect balance between indie edge and family-friendly charm. Set against the picturesque Southsea seafront, the festival’s three days were bathed in uninterrupted sunshine, a postcard-perfect backdrop that enhanced the vibrancy of the performances and coastal festival vibes.
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Chase & Status – Bournemouth International Centre

The Chase and Status live experience at Bournemouth International Centre wasn’t just a gig, it was a full-throttle sensory overload that left everyone dazed, elated and completely speechless. A full show for the eyes and ears, it demanded your full attention and rewarded it tenfold.
byAmy Butters
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