Showing upcoming festivals from Fri 1st Jun 2018 onwards.
Wychwood Festival
Cheltenham Racecourse
1st - 3rd Jun 2018
Gottwood
Anglesey, Wales
7th - 10th Jun 2018
Download Festival
Donington Park
8th - 10th Jun 2018
Positive Vibration - Festival of Reggae
Constellations Garden & Club, Liverpool
8th - 9th Jun 2018
The Dig For Victory Show
North Somerset Showground in Bristol
9th - 10th Jun 2018
Junction 2
Boston Manor Park in Brentford
9th Jun 2018
Parklife
Heaton Park, Manchester
9th - 10th Jun 2018
Buckle & Boots Country Festival
Stockport
22nd - 24th Jun 2018
The Ultimate Tribute Festival
Tunbridge-Wells
22nd - 24th Jun 2018
Hideout Festival
Zrce beach, Croatia
25th - 29th Jun 2018
Wireless
Finsbury Park, London
6th - 8th Jul 2018
Barclaycard presents British Summer Time Hyde Park
Hyde Park, London
6th Jul 2018
Labyrinth Open Croatia
Kamp Galeb in Croatia
12th - 15th Jul 2018
Latitude Festival
Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk
12th - 15th Jul 2018
Oxted Beer Festival
Master Park in Oxted
13th - 15th Jul 2018
Big Day Out Festival
Maidstone
14th Jul 2018
Cocoon In The Park
Temple Newsam, Leeds
14th Jul 2018
Bluedot Festival
Jodrell Bank Observatory in Macclesfield
20th - 22nd Jul 2018
Blackthorn Festival
Whitebottom Farm in Stockport
20th - 22nd Jul 2018
Tramlines Festival
Various venues - Sheffield
20th - 22nd Jul 2018
The Lancashire Festival
Avenham Park, Preston
21st Jul 2018
Soundwave Festival Croatia
The Garden Tisno Croatia
26th - 30th Jul 2018
Kendal Calling
Lowther Deer Park, nr Penrith, Cumbria
26th - 29th Jul 2018
Kendal Calling
Lowther Deer Park, nr Penrith, Cumbria
26th - 29th Jul 2018
From £169 (+BF)
Music, Beer, Family Friendly, Boutique festivals
Very Small
Under 18's Allowed
Showers, Luxury Showers, Luxury Toilets,
Kids Area, Cinema / Film screenings
Standard Camping, Luxury / VIP Camping, Quiet Camping, Campervan
Big Family Festival
Dunton Hall in Sutton-Coldfield
27th - 29th Jul 2018
1-24
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The history of the modern music festival started with rock and indie gatherings, with Reading Festival, Glastonbury and the Isle of Wight Festival all powerhouses that are still kicking forty plus years since they first started. It's often these festivals which spawn the stars of tomorrow's charts.
Since then they've been joined by a fair few others, with hard rock monoliths like Download, celebrations of new talent in the form of Dot to Dot and collisions with pop such as British Summertime among the many options for guitar fiends and rock nuts.
