Starting way back in 2015 - Loud Women Fest was back once again! Taking over Rich Mix in London.
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Another year, another brilliant end to the festival season. End of The Road is known to consistently improve every year and 2023 did not disappoint in the slightest.
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The trio left the crowd wishing their set could go on “Forever”, as one of their most famous tracks is aptly titled.
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Dermot Kennedy's flawless performance sparkled across All Points East.
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The UK's music enthusiasts came alive, once again for the last big event in the Festival Calendar, the annual Reading and Leeds Festival.
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As one of the UK’s most popular festivals, Reading never fails to deliver. Each year, the event displays some of the world’s biggest artists: with this year being no different.
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Day four of East London's All Point East festival had all the hallmarks of a UK summer festival.
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All Points East is always a favorite of ours when it comes to festival season. With it’s unique headline choices and amazing setting at London’s Victoria Park - it alway provides a special ending to a summer of muddy fields and good music. Check out our top highlights from the East London based festival.
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An unlikely headliner, The Strokes proved that their ramshackle tunes can go far beyond your local indie disco.
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You have got to give it to Arctangent Festival - the award winning festival brings you a line-up you won’t see anywhere else. With everything from emerging UK rock to exclusive performances from worldwide artists. Our photographer Robert Tilbury was there to capture all the action.
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Stormzy loved All Points East and All Points East loved him right back.
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One of the UK’s most exciting new progressive festivals - Radar Festival brought some big names to their stages this year! With headline performances from the likes of Sleep Token, Igorrr and Periphery, the festival had the winning hand when it came to line ups during this busy festival season.
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Kendal Calling brings us one hell of a special weekend - with huge sets from the like of Kasabian, Blossoms and more. It was certainly one to remember this summer. Our photographer Sinead Fergusson was there to capture all the action. Check out her images below.
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Y Not Festival continues to mass its fervent followers each year, and despite the bank-breaking meal deals and toilet queues longer than traffic jams, it has become a neighbourly, cohesive community of music-lovers.
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Truck Festival certainly threw in everything they had to make a completely perfect festival. Great line-up, great tunes and even the mud came along to say hello. With performances from the likes of Self Esteem, Royal Blood, The Last Dinner Party and Hunny Buzz - the festival had something for everyone.
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Oxfordshire’s very own Truck Festival really has made a name for itself with brilliant line ups and crowds alike each year without fail. Festival goers once again made their way to Hill Farm for a perfect weekend of great music and mud.
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The Roundhouse held the Higher Ground festival championing an all-female lineup of genre-defying and contemporary sounds of singer-songwriters. The Staves on the headline slot in their only London headline show, this festival is set to be an astounding one.
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2000trees, initially a simple grassroots gathering, has grown into a sprawling, multiple-stages tapestry of music and culture, and 2023 promised to be as good as, if not better, the now 14 iterations that had come before.
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2000trees Festival grows better and better each year. Bigger names, bigger sounds and bigger better vibes. 2023 was the best year so far for them - with huge headline sets from Soft Play, Bullet For My Valentine and Frank Carter & The Rattlesnakes. Our photographer Richard Mukuze was there to capture all the action.
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Marking her first UK gig since Glastonbury, Lana Del Rey returned to finish what she started, delivering her strongest and most energetic performance in years.
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