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MUSIC FESTIVALS Below Is a List of Just Some of the Many Music Festivals Taking Place in the UK This Year MUSIC FESTIVALS Below is a list of just some of the many music festivals takinG place in the UK this year. 6 Music Festival 29th - 31st March https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/e92mzc 2000trees 11th - 13th July https://www.twothousandtreesfestival.co.uk/ Alfresco 23rd - 27th May http://alfrescofestival.co.uk/ Allen Valleys Folk Festival 2019 27th - 29th September https://www.allenvalleysfolkfestival.co.uk/ All Points East 25th May – 2nd June https://www.allpointseastfestival.com/ All Square Festival 19th – 21th April Ampthill Festival 5th - 7th July https://www.ampthillfestival.com/ Arcadia London 4th – 5th May https://www.arcadiaspectacular.com/ ArcTanGent 15th - 17th August https://arctangent.co.uk/about/ Barn on the Farm 4th - 7th July 25th – 28th July https://www.barnonthefarm.co.uk/ Bath Folk Festival 5th April 18 th – 21 st July http://bathfolkfestival.org/ BBC Radio One Big Weekend 25th – 26th May https://www.bbc.co.uk/events/r49fhn Bearded Theory Festival 2019: 23rd - 26th May https://beardedtheory.co.uk/ The Beat-Herder Festival 12th - 14th July https://beatherder.co.uk/ Supporting Live Music Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival 1st -3rd AuGust https://tartanheartfestival.co.uk/festival-info/ The Big Festival 23rd - 25th AuGust http://uk.thebigfeastival.com/ Bingley Music Live 30th Aug - 1st Sept https://bingleymusiclive.com/ Black Deer 21st – 23rd June https://blackdeerfestival.com/line-up/ Bloodstock 8th - 11th August https://www.bloodstock.uk.com/ Bluedot 18th - 21st July https://www.discoverthebluedot.com/ Boardmasters 7th - 11th August https://www.boardmasters.com/ Boomtown Fair 7th - 11th August https://www.boomtownfair.co.uk/ British Summer Town 12th – 14th July https://www.bst-hydepark.com/ 8th – 10th August Broadstairs Folk Week 9th - 16th August https://broadstairsfolkweek.org.uk/ Bromyard Folk Festival 5th - 8th September https://www.bromyardfolkfestival.co.uk/ Buckle and Boots 24th – 26th May https://www.buckleandboots.co.uk/ Cambridge Folk Festival 1st - 4th August https://www.cambridgelivetrust.co.uk/folk-festival/news/2019-cambridGe-folk-festival-t-shirt-competition Cambridge Rock Festival 2019 25th - 28th July https://www.cambridgerockfestival.co.uk/ Camden Rocks 1st – 2nd June https://camdenrocksfestival.com/tickets/ Supporting Live Music Camp Bestival 25th - 28th July https://www.campbestival.net/ Celtic Connection 17th Jan - 3rd Feb https://www.celticconnections.com/Pages/default.aspx Chester Folk Festival 24th - 27th May http://www.chesterfolk.org.uk/ Citadel 14th July https://citadelfestival.com/ Classic Hymers Group 2019 5th - 9th September https://classichymers.co.uk/merchandise/hymerfest-2019/ Cleckheaton Folk Festival 2019 5th - 7th July http://www.cleckheatonfolkfestival.org/ Corbridge Festival 2019 28th - 29th June https://corbridge-festival.co.uk/ Cornbury 5th - 7th July http://www.cornburyfestival.com/ Tel: 01295 688384 Mob: 07831 338111 Creamfields 22nd – 25th AuGust www.centre -p.co.uk https://www.creamfields.com/ [email protected] Dartmoor Folk Festival 2019 9th - 11th August http://www.dartmoorfolkfestival.org.uk/ Deer Shed Festival 26th - 28th July http://deershedfestival.com/ Dent Music & Beer Festival 2019 28th - 30th June https://www.dentdale.com/dentdale-music-beer-festival/ Dot to Dot 24th - 26th May http://www.dottodotfestival.co.uk/ Download 14th – 16th June https://downloadfestival.co.uk/ Supporting Live Music Eastern Electric 3rd - 4th AuGust https://easternelectrics.com/ Eden Festival 6th - 9th June http://edenfestival.co.uk/ Eisteddfod 2nd - 10th August https://eisteddfod.wales/2019-eisteddfod Electric Fields 4th - 6th July https://electricfieldsfestival.com/ Elderflower Fields 24th - 27th May https://www.elderflowerfields.co.uk/ El Dorado 5th - 7th July https://eldoradofestival.com/facebook-event/el-dorado-festival-2019/ Ely Folk Festival 12th - 14th July http://elyfolkfestival.co.uk/ Elevation Festival 2nd - 4th August https://www.elevationdevon.uk/ End of the Road 29th AuGust - 1st September 23rd – 26th August http://endoftheroadfestival.com/ 29th Aug – 1st Sep Fairport's Cropredy Convention 8th - 10th AuGust http://www.fairportconvention.com/ Field Day 7th - 8th June https://fielddayfestivals.com/ Fire in the Mountain 31st May - 2nd June http://www.fireinthemountain.co.uk/ Fly Open Air 18th – 19th May http://flyclub.co/fly-open-air/#1546900370565-49e51ff5-106f FolkEast 2019 16th - 18th August https://folkeast.co.uk/ Supporting Live Music Folk on the Dock 12th - 14th July https://folkonthedock.com/ Folk on the Pier 10th - 12th May http://www.folkonthepier.co.uk/ Furthest from the Sea 2019 15th June https://www.furthestfromthesea.co.uk/home-cvt7?liGhtbox=image_yG1 Fusion Festival 30th AuGust – 1st September https://thefusionfestival.co.uk/ Glastonbury 26th - 30th June https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/information/tickets/ Gottwood 6th – 8th June https://www.gottwood.co.uk/ Greenbelt 23rd - 26th August https://www.greenbelt.org.uk/info/ Green Gathering 1st - 4th August http://www.greengathering.org.uk/ www.centre-p.co.uk/Business_rates_festival_sites.pdf Green Man 15th - 18th AuGust https://www.greenman.net/ www.aiforg.com Green Scythe Fair 2019 9th June https://www.greenfair.org.uk/ Hampton Court Palace Festival 6th – 29th June https://hamptoncourtpalacefestival.com/ Hanwell Hootie 11th May http://www.hanwellhootie.co.uk/ Hebridean Celtic Festival 17th - 20th July https://www.hebceltfest.com/festival/ Highest Point Festival 17th – 19th May https://highestpoint.co.uk/ Supporting Live Music Houghton 8th – 11th AuGust https://www.houghtonfestival.co.uk/ Isle of Wight 13th – 16th June https://isleofwightfestival.com/ Junction 2 7th – 8th June https://www.junction2.london/ Kendal Calling: 25th - 28th July https://www.kendalcalling.co.uk/ Kew the Music 9th - 14th July http://www.kewthemusic.org/ Kimpton Folk Festival 2019 6th July https://www.kimptonfolk.uk/ Lakefest 8th - 11th Aug https://lakefest.co.uk/ 15th – 18th August Larmer Tree 18th - 21st July https://larmertreefestival.co.uk/ Latitude 18th – 21st July https://www.latitudefestival.com/line-up-2019 Leeds 23rd – 25th AuGust https://www.leedsfestival.com/tickets Lee Stock 25th – 26th May https://leestock.org/ Lechdale Music Festival 24th - 26th May http://www.lechladefestival.co.uk/ L Fest 19th - 21st July http://www.lfest.co.uk/tickets2019 Liverpool Sound City 4th - 5th May https://www.soundcity.uk.com/ Supporting Live Music London Remixed 1st - 2nd February https://www.remixsummits.com/ldn Long Division 1st June http://longdivisionfestival.co.uk/saturday-june-1st Love Box 12th -13th July https://loveboxfestival.com/fashion/ Love Saves the Day 25th – 26th May https://lovesavestheday.org/ Love Supreme 5th – 7th July https://lovesupremefestival.com/#Kofiz9VmapWH4gJl.97 Lost Village 22nd - 25th August https://lostvillaGefestival.com/ Lymm Historic Transport Day: 23rd June https://www.lymmtransport.org.uk/ Lytham Festival 10th – 14th July https://www.lythamfestival.com/ Magical 16th - 19th August th th https://www.magicalfestival.co.uk/ 12 – 14 July New Forest Folk Festival 3rd - 7th July https://www.festivalorganisers.org/events/149/New+Forest+Folk+Festival Moor & Coast - Whitby 2019 21st - 23rd June http://moorandcoast.co.uk/moor---coast-session-info.html Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering 26th - 28th May http://www.northumbriana.org.uk/gathering/ Mint Street Music Festival 13th July https://mintstreetmusicfestival.wordpress.com/ Music On The Marr 2019 18th - 21st July https://www.musiconthemarr.com/ Supporting Live Music Neverworld 1st 4th August https://neverworld.co.uk/ Nozstock: The Hidden Valley 18th - 21st July https://nozstock.com/ Off the tracks 30th Aug - 1st Sept https://www.offthetracks.co.uk/ Parafest 11th - 14th July http://www.parafest.co.uk/ Parklife 8th – 9th June https://parklife.uk.com/ Proms and Prosecco in the Park at Weston Park 26th May https://www.weston-park.com/event/new-for-2019-proms-prosecco-in-the-park/ Raunds Community Music Festival Ltd 2nd - 5th May https://www.festivalorganisers.org/events/34/Raunds+Community+Music+Festival+Ltd Reading 23rd – 25th AuGust https://www.readingfestival.com/lineup#stages Re-Texture 28th -31st March https://re-textured.com/ Rewind North 2nd - 4th August https://north.rewindfestival.com/ Rewind Scotland 19th - 21st July https://scotland.rewindfestival.com/ Rewind South 16th - 18th August https://south.rewindfestival.com/ Riverside Festival Charlbury 20th - 21st July http://www.riversidefestival.charlbury.com/ Rockstock 25th – 26th May http://rockstock.tv/ Supporting Live Music Shambala 22nd - 25th August https://www.shambalafestival.org/essential-info/ Snowbombing 8th - 13th April https://snowbombinG.com/ Stainsby Folk Festival 2019 19th July - 21st July http://www.stainsbyfestival.org.uk/ Standon Calling 25th - 28th July https://standon-callinG.com/ Summer Soulstice 2019 22nd June https://www.summersoulstice.co.uk/ South West Four 24th – 25 August https://www.southwestfour.com/information/general-event-information/ Tartan Heart Festival 1st - 3rd Aug http://tartanheartfestival.co.uk/ The Great Escape 9th – 11th May https://greatescapefestival.com/early-bird-tickets-now-on-sale/ Threshold 29th – 30th March https://thresholdfestival.co.uk/ Towersey Festival 23rd - 26th August http://www.towerseyfestival.com/ TRNSMT 12th – 14th July https://trnsmtfest.com/ Truck Festival 26th – 28th July https://truckfestival.com/ Twinwood Festival 23rd - 26th August https://twinwoodevents.com/ Starry Skies 31st July - 4th August https://www.starry-skies.net/ Supporting Live
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