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April
Cheltenham Jazz Festival

Cheltenham Jazz Festival

Montpellier Gardens, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 2AE

29th April - 4th May 2026

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Cheltenham Jazz Festival

Montpellier Gardens, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 2AE

29th April - 4th May 2026

No age restrictions

Higher Love Malta
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Higher Love Malta

29th April - 4th May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

May
Teddy Rocks Festival
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Teddy Rocks Festival

Dorchester

1st - 3rd May 2026

No age restrictions

DnB Allstars Mallorca
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DnB Allstars Mallorca

1st - 4th May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Little Fields Festival
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Little Fields Festival

1st - 4th May 2026

Minimum Age: 21

Bonfest
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Bonfest

1st - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 8

Revenant - Whitby Goth Weekend
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Revenant - Whitby Goth Weekend

York

1st - 3rd May 2026

No age restrictions

Time Warp Brazil
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Time Warp Brazil

brazil

1st - 2nd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Live in Loch Goil Festival
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Live in Loch Goil Festival

1st - 3rd May 2026

No age restrictions

Mint Festival

Mint Festival

Newsam Green Farm in Leeds

2nd - 3rd May 2026

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Mint Festival

Newsam Green Farm in Leeds

2nd - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Queen
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Queen's Park Spring Weekender '26

2nd - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Under Weekender
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Under Weekender

2nd - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Pavilion Festival
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Pavilion Festival

2nd - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Back In Time Festival 2026
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Back In Time Festival 2026

2nd May 2026

Minimum Age: 25

Incineration Festival
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Incineration Festival

2nd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Slaughterhouse Festival
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Slaughterhouse Festival

2nd May 2026

Minimum Age: 14

Brixton Disco Festival
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Brixton Disco Festival

2nd - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Liverpool Sound City
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Liverpool Sound City

2nd - 3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 16

Shake The High Road - E11 Festival (2026)
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Shake The High Road - E11 Festival (2026)

London

2nd - 3rd May 2026

No age restrictions

BOOZéBRUNCH The Festival
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BOOZéBRUNCH The Festival

2nd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Our House Daytime Courtyard Party
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Our House Daytime Courtyard Party

3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

The Preston Weekender
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The Preston Weekender

3rd May 2026

Minimum Age: 18

Crookfest
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Crookfest

3rd May 2026

No age restrictions

Sounds From The Other City
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Sounds From The Other City

3rd - 4th May 2026

No age restrictions

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About The Screamin Eagles
"...we spend our sweat in the midnight hours, we tire at night but the day is ours..." Midnight Oil

Never could a phrase embody the back-breaking work ethic of a hard working rock band so succinctly. The hardest working band on the U.K. live music circuit, from cutting their teeth in the dirtiest bars to tearing up some of the biggest stages in the U.K. they've seen it all and boy do they play loud and hard too, delivering their brand of heavy blues to the masses. Starting as pub talk in 2006 and after most of 2007 spent in the practice room, The Screamin Eagles emerged in 2008 when they stomped across the U.K. racking up 50 gigs with their 2 hour electrifying stage show in tow. Never ones to rest on their achivements, they wanted more, Much More. Culminating at the end of the year in the creation of on eof the most important releases of 2009, their debut self titled E.P. "The Screamin Eagles". A landmark for them and for hard rock music, the reviews are clear and fan reaction is galvanised, The Screamin Eagles mean something important. They're the noise of a generation, the thunder of reality and the spark that just might re-ignite the music industry.

"...Hairy-arsed, builders crack rock n boogie from people who sound like love what they're doing just as much as we do. This is, of course, about as cool as Satan's scrotum, but dead good fun. It's all human jukebox for the bikers bar and beats the crap out of any ten po-faced indie chin stroking mummies boys." Unpeeled.net

"...With all the characteristics of great classic rock, the band worked the audience and they all looked like they were having a really good time on stage. Good thumping songs played with passionate intensity and total enthusiasm, some great sounds were weaved together by the instrumentalists. High on entertainment, the band captured the crowd and projected a since of fun. What live music is all about..."- Arts in Leicestershire.

"...Hey, these boys sure can play and they sure do rock and 'The Screamin Eagles', as an album, totally captures the band's bold and brazen approach and showcases their 'this is exactly what we are' attitude - you can't really ask for more - can you?..." Toxic Pete

"Everything a live band should have; Energy, Great Songs and a Rockin' Set" - RockOutRolla Magazine

We Are The Screamin Eagles

Band links:
http://www.myspace.com/thescreamineaglesband
www.thescreamineaglesband.com

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