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The Festival Take-Over Tribes Live #22 #22 The festival take-over Tribes Live #22 Tribes Live is Channel 4's online research community, where around 350 16-24s from across the UK share their opinions and ideas to uncover what life is really like growing up in the UK today. Recruited through 4OD and free- find recruitment, our liberal but diverse community represents all 5 planning segments and 34 Tribes in the UK. Tribes Live: The festival take-over Tribes Live #22 “ Festivals are massive milestones in the year because they're kind of a mix of everything great. You went on holiday camping? You went to a concert? You went to a party? You hung out with friends? A music festival is like all of those things combined into one amazing weekend! Holly, 23, Sports Junkie, Mainstream” Page 3 of 14 Tribes Live #22 Escapism Tribes seek an escape from everyday responsibilities and stresses and how better to achieve this than by packing their bags and heading off to a festival? Festivals are more than just the event for Tribes. They’re accessible, exciting and for first time festivalgoers, , offer a real sense of independence but in a relatively safe and controlled environment. For the care-free and often more experienced Tribes on the festival circuit, spontaneity and the Festivals are the one chance for new and unknown experiences is always on offer. ” “ The music festival becomes everything and Festivals are THE big moment in the year for Tribes – for some it’s a rare time every moment in the day involves it. It’s an to gain independence, while others take the chance to explore new music on the live scene. Whatever the reason, festivals play a big part in the Tribes’ summer. The build- amazing way to feel independent and hang out up, the event and the legacy of a festival afterwards, all add to the adventure with endless experiences on offer. This month, we reflect on festival season through Tribes’ and have so much fun with friends! eyes, asking first up, why are festivals so popular? Lily, 17, Nerds, Alternative” Ultimate social setting Rite of passage Festivals are an integral part of growing up for Tribes – they mark the transition Festivals break routine and oust everyday stresses for Tribes, from money from being a young, inexperienced teenager to becoming more worldly-wise, seeking to exams and careers. Whether going to a festival with old friends or meeting independence and upping the Tribes’ social game. It’s their chance to upgrade from house likeminded new ones, festivals open up a completely new environment, rooted in parties and a night on the town to a more meaningful shared experience with the music, a good music, but built for self-discovery and self-expression. For younger Tribes it’s buzzing atmosphere and friends they choose! Topping the list of what Tribes look forward to their first taste of the infamous festival culture, for older Tribes it’s the electric in the year, festivals become a rite of passage for the majority of Tribes. atmosphere that keeps them coming back year-on-year. There is a lot of hype for festivals. They often “ It is the biggest moment. Reading festival is “ follow a school year, or exams, which makes an annual event for me and my friends, and them really built up - more so than other big there is nothing like it. moments. Josh, 21, Scene Kids, Alternative” Jasmine, 18, Creative, Leading Edge” pagePage 2 4of of 13 14 Tribes Live #22 “ I've been to some amazing festivals in the US that are so different but the UK is the City vs. camping home of music festivals that's for sure. ” Sam, 24, Scenester, Leading Edge ” Where there’s an opportunity for experience, Tribes will follow and compared to day festivals, camping festivals come up trumps for this very reason. Tent parties till dawn, long late night chats and the chance to see both sunsets and sunrises make camping festivals unique. Yes, they take more planning, but they also offer more experiences and so cement the festival memories for years to come. “ A city festival is more of a thing with your friends that you already have. It's not as exciting, there's nowhere near as much on offer and there's no escapism involved. Liz, 22, Townies, Mainstream” Kathryn, 18, Trendies, Aspirant Timi, 20, Townies, Mainstream Lattitude, 2014 on the other hand, are great for spontaneity (some decide to go Day festivals BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend: Hackney the day before), seeing specific artists, convenience, and of course, that all important bank balance. They by-pass the insufferable toilet queues and uncomfortable over-night stays of camping festivals, but they also don’t provide the rich variety and substance of camping festivals, only offering a very temporary escape for Tribes. When asked about festivals in the UK vs. abroad, the familiarity of music in the UK won out and so home-grown festivals were preferred for that reason. Despite this, festivals abroad are hugely desirable, and it’s more about experiencing a different vibe Eme, 21, Styler, Urban Tom, 18, Scene Kids, Alternative within that scene so music is much less of a consideration here. This doesn’t stop it being Wireless festival, Birmingham Riverfest, Stratford-Upon-Avon a hugely aspirational thing for Tribes and a future consideration, rather than an active plan. pagePage 2 5of of 13 14 Tribes Live #22 Tribes’ favourite festivals Alternative Mainstream ” Aspirant Urban Leading Edge Page 6 of 14 The festival timeline Tribes Live #22 1. Hype 2. Information (before the event) (before the event) Find Check the Tribes are meticulous Buy & friends Join the festival planners, thinking save conversation line-up of everything, from tracking Tribes prioritise ticket Getting online and involved ticket releases to arranging Tribes have their festival buying as the first port of call, in the festival chatter starts well priorities sorted and once they’ve This is vital for act and who they’ll tent-share with but once the ticket is theirs, they’ll before the festival actually begins. confirmed the festival and the dates artist announcements as well ” and all of this starts sensitively organise lifts and The result: guaranteeing the right (based on price and potential for a as venue need-to-knows. If the tent-shares with friends. They’ll plan amount of anticipation and excitement months before the event. great line-up), they and all friends line-up changes, Tribes can re-plan pooled resources to make sure they’re to get everyone hyped. By hearing about Social media plays an are in front of their screens clicking their festival route in one of the not carrying unnecessary weight line-ups, entering competitions, refresh in a frantic bid to secure the group chats they set up earlier. integral part in this process, (unless it’s alcohol or snacks) and watching highlights from previous tickets. Then they start saving and Countdowns to the big day/ facilitating the build-up, painstakingly work out how they’re years and seeing who else begin to look forward to those weekend also maintains possibly going to fit in every act is going, Tribes feel part of the during the event and glorious days off work.. the buzz. festival before arriving. keeping the spirit alive well they want to see. after it’s over. It’s THE place to find out, research, stay Discussing the Capture and up to date, document and experience and 4. Reflection 3. Documenting share in the the acts (after the event) moment re-live their festival Recover (during the event) experiences as they join Whether it’s large and iconic or small and plan and intimate, has a good line-up or is conversations, share stories Part of the festival experience is giving simply just an experience worthy of (because who doesn’t like a it legacy. Tribes re-live the event again by bragging rights, Tribes want to tell all about discussing the acts they saw: who surprised their festival fun. Those brave enough to take humble brag!) and create them, who let them down and who they want to Post-festival is a massive new memories online. So come-down for Tribes – they their smartphones tweet, update statuses and see again. They reminisce over the atmosphere constantly Snapchat, especially when there are and have a bit of a gossip, discussing shared wish they were still there, but the here it is, the Tribes’ festival immediate priorities are sleep and exclusive live performances of rare tracks and covers timeline, showing their experiences for weeks to come. For those who that might start trending. Others opt for a cheaper, were too busy enjoying the moment rather than freshening up. What better way to plans and s o c i a l get over the end of the summer lower quality phone to keep them in contact with posting pics online, this is when they’ll post friends, and bring disposable cameras interactions throughout their favourite memories to Instagram or than by starting the planning for next year?! in the hope of bringing back memories the festival months. get their disposable cameras developed weeks after they’ve walked out for a real throwback revival. the gates. “ Social media really gets the atmosphere going - you're “ If I'm gonna spend that much money on the ticket, I'm excited for the festival to happen because you've seen 90 gonna have a great time and it's not gonna be ruined by million other people posting about it on twitter! lack of preparation! Rachel, 21,” Fan Girl, Mainstream ” Will, 20, Scenester, Leading Edge Page 7 of 14 Tribes Live #22 FESTIVALS BY NUMBERS Most/least talked about festivals 80% of Tribes have been Glastonbury - 1 in 10 Tribes are going and nearly to a music festival at least once half of Tribes want to go! It’s an iconic event and the ” best for adventure Bestival - second to Glastonbury with the most Tribes wanting to go 48% of Tribes plan for a festival months ahead Secret Garden Party - best for escapism and finding a less-well-known festival Top 5 reasons why Tribes go to festivals: Into The Wild, Creamfields, Park Life and 1.
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