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Deer Shed: The Ultimate Family festival
Published on July 27,2016 by John Hayhurst
A bold statement in the title, but one richly deserved and let me explain why. Festivals on the...
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Miss - They're Not Misguided
Published on July 27,2016 by Marijana Mladenić
Formed in early 2015, Miss are a Brighton-based alternative rock band. They are Marty Felton...
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Secret Garden Party - Where Our Inner Child Comes Out To Play
Published on July 27,2016 by Jessica Dawson
To some extent, your choice of festival says a lot about yourself. You know, if you’re likely to...
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The Ramblin’ Man Fair, Small But Almost Perfectly Formed - Part 2
Published on July 27,2016 by David Pearce
For me, one of the chief delights of this festival was the chance to discover some acts that I...
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The Ramblin’ Man Fair, Small But Almost Perfectly Formed -Part 1
Published on July 27,2016 by David Pearce
After years of record buying and a few concerts scattered here and there, the Ramblin’ Man Fair...
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Epic & Evocative, Bear's Den Tread Familiar Ground
Published on July 26,2016 by David Sulch
‘Red Earth & Pouring Rain’ is the second album from London band Bear’s Dan, following up 2014’s...
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Lovebox – A Promising Line Up But Fails To Pack A Punch
Published on July 26,2016 by Jessica Dawson
It’s the festival for the cool kids of London – the ones who listen to music beyond the radio...
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Kiss Of Death Turns Tender
Published on July 26,2016 by Luke Forshaw
“Of course we can just be friends”. A sentence that carries as much long-term hope as being...
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Tranquil Fun In The Sun At Citadel Festival
Published on July 26,2016 by Sam Miller
Back for its second year in East London’s Victoria Park, Citadel follows two slightly more manic...
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Wireless Festival
Published on July 26,2016 by Lewis Grice
Although Wireless is not known as being one of the largest festivals, it never fails to have a...
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