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So Young Weekender – Southampton

Last weekend, on 30 and 31 January, Southampton hosted the So Young Weekender, a two-night celebration of independent music held across two venues. The event opened on Friday at Suburbia before moving to Papillon on Saturday, bringing So Young Live’s carefully curated programme to the city. Run by the London-based independent magazine “So Young”, which was founded in 2014, So Young Live extends the publication’s long-standing commitment to championing emerging artists through live shows beyond the capital.
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Richard Ashcroft, The Black Keys and Kasabian to hit Southsea Common as Victorious Festival unveil their first wave of acts for 2026!

Set against the beautiful backdrop of the picturesque Southsea seafront, multi-award-winning Victorious Festival (28/29/30 August 2026) – the UK’s biggest metropolitan festival – has today announced a huge bill of genre-spanning artists to descend on Southsea for the ultimate August Bank Holiday weekender. On top of today’s line-up announcement, day tickets have also now been released so don’t miss your chance to be part of the action next summer!
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Photo Review: BBC Radio 2 in the Park

A weekend to remember, full of singing, dancing, laughter and all-around good time! The vibes were just right in Highlands Park, Chelmsford, and the sun got the message, too!
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Truck Festival 2025

Truck Festival returned to Oxfordshire this weekend, drawing crowds back to Hill Farm for another four days of live music and festival spirit. Now a well-established staple of the UK’s summer music calendar, Truck once again showcased a vibrant lineup spanning indie rock, pop, and alternative genres. True to tradition, the British weather kept things unpredictable at times, but that didn't stop festivalgoers, known affectionately as Truckers, from turning out in force for another memorable year of the beloved event.