Leeds Festival 2023 comes to a close as The Killers and The 1975 headline, alongside performances from Central Cee, Joey Valence & Brae, Scowl, Arlo Parks, Zand, Jamie Webster and more.
Category: Festivals
Our coverage of Leeds Festival 2023 continues as Foals and Sam Fender top the bill, joined by Wet Leg, You Me At Six, Knocked Loose, Frank Turner, The Last Dinner Party and more.
This year’s Leeds Festival kicked off on some huge notes—we were there to catch headline sets from Billie Eilish and Imagine Dragons, plus Steve Lacy, Rina Sawayama, Ethel Cain, MUNA, Hot Milk and more.
Reading & Leeds is back once again with another huge lineup of indie, pop, rock, hip-hop and dance to round out festival season, and we’ve got your extensive guide of everything you can expect to see.
No Play Festival’s first year went off with an almighty bang, and we were there to catch Yonaka on full-blown headliner mode, as well as Vukovi, Graphic Nature, Going Off, Higher Power, Gen And The Degenerates and more.
This year’s RADAR Festival brought about another huge bill of prog, metal, hardcore and everything in between. We were there to catch huge headline sets from Sleep Token, Igorrr and Periphery, plus Haken, Loathe, Perturbator, Heart Of A Coward, Monuments and plenty more.
A brand-new all-dayer is heading to Liverpool, packed to the gills with new and established talent in alt-rock, hardcore, metal and more. So with the inaugural No Play Festival on the horizon, we’ve broken down the whole lineup to see what you can expect.
Our coverage of 2000trees Festival 2023 reaches its final day, as Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes headline, on top of sets from Hundred Reasons, Deaf Havana, Holding Absence, Dream State, Lynks and more.
Our coverage of 2000trees Festival 2023, with a headline set from Bullet For My Valentine, plus Cancer Bats, Empire State Bastard, The Xcerts, As Everything Unfolds, ZULU and more.
2000trees Festival 2023 gets off to a proper start, and we’ve got all the coverage right here, with sets from The Bronx, Skindred, The Wonder Years, Eagles Of Death Metal and more.