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Unheard Of British Music Festivals

UNHEARD OF BRITISH MUSIC FESTIVALS tvery year thousands of people attend festivals all over the United Kingdom to try and capture that festival feeling, it is more than music people go for its the whole experience. From the atmosphere. the people. the food and hopetully the sun festivals are as popular as ever. With so many to choose from below are four music festivals not to be missed this summer and some you may not have even known existed! Blissfields 4TH and 5TH July 2014 Vicarage Farm, Near Winchester, Hampshire UK OCLCECEE Cost 2014 Theme Weekend Adult Ticket prices range from £80.00 - £90.00, day tickets, youth and family passes also available. Take a walk on the wild side!" blissfields Camping Reviews It's the stuff festival dreams are made of! - Clash Magazine Yes Previous Acts Attractions Bastille, London Grammar, Passenger, Frank Turner Bradley Bubble Bus, Angel Gardens Family Area, Craft Area, Blissfields Hobgoblin Beer Festival belladrun Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 8th and 9th Augustf 2014 Belladrum Estate, By Beauly, Inverness-Shire Cost Comping Previous Acts James, and Twin Atlantic, The Straits, Noisettes, The Horrors, King Charles, Admiral Fallow, Seasick Steve Weekend Ticket £100 Yes Attractions Street Theatre, Cabaret, Cinema, Dance and Alternative Therapies LOUNGE 26th. 27th 28th July 2013 ON THE FARM Merton Farm, Canterbury Jier 3 Jickets £110 Lounge on the Farm 26th to 28th July 2014 (Last Weekend in July) Merton farm. Canterbury Attractions Cost LOUNGE Comedy Stage, Spoken Word and Film, the Healing Fields, Kitchen Theatre £100-E110 ON THE FARM Merton Farm, Canterbury Camping Yes Reviews Previous Acts Seasick Steve, Jessie Ware, Soul Il Soul, Duke Special The atmosphere is amazing - Kent Online Ireby Festival 23d and 24h May 2014 Ireby Wigton Camping Yes Cost Acts Weekend Adult: £55 Under 17 years: £20 Under 12 years: Free Eddi Reader, Martyn Joseph, The Bills Attractions Live music performed in intimate settings Ireby Reviews FESTIVAL Friendly and feel good folk... great music too' - The Cumberland News Reference: http://www.blissfields.co.uk/category/information/ http://www.loungeonthefarm.co.uk/en-uk/content/view/144 http://www.tartanheartfestival.co.uk/ http://www.efestivals.co.uk/ http://www.theguardian.com/travel/2008/apr/06/festivals.uk http//www.rebyfestival.co.uk/ INSITE PORTABLE ACCOMMODATION AFFORDABLE QUALITY www.insiteportableaccommodation.co.uk

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Festivals are a summer stable across the United Kingdom. Festivals like Glastonbury and Reading and Leeds Festival sell out in minutes and leave thousands disappointed when they fail to secure tickets... . Instead of sitting around moping about missing out on these festivals why not explore what else is on offer. Hundreds of festivals take place across the U.K each summer from literary festivals, food festivals and even cheese rolling festivals. This info graphic looks at four British music festivals that are a must see for any music fan and some you may not have even heard of!The first festival this info graphic discovers isBlissfields Festival in Hampshire. The theme this year is ‘Take a Walk on the Wild Side!’ and promises to be an electric weekend. Taking place the first weekend in July this festival offers a stellar line up with previous acts such as Bastille and Passenger, along with lots of attractions from Bradleys Bubble Bus to the Hobgoblin Beer Festival. It you want to hit the Highlands and visit a festival in Scotland try the Belladrum Tartan Heart Music Festival in August. Along with an eclectic music line up for all tastes there is street theatre, cabaret, cinema, dance and alternative therapies all on offer. Lounge on the Farm Festival in Canterbury is not to be missed for its relaxed, chilled atmosphere. You can’t help but unwind at the Healing Fields or delight your taste buds at the Kitchen Theatre. The final unheard of festival this info graphic looks at isIreby Festival in Wigton described as ‘Feel good folk’ that is exactly the type of music and the type of people you can expect to find here! All these festivals are suitable for families, have camping options and are all budget friendly. Forget the big festivals this summer and try something a little bit different you never know what you may find!

Unheard Of British Music Festivals

Unheard Of British Music Festivals

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