Showing upcoming festivals from Tue 19th Jan 2021 onwards.
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Whitby Blues, Rhythm & Rock Festival
Whitby
20th Feb 2021
You Are Not Alone Festival
Manchester
6th Mar 2021
Threshold
Various venues in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool
9th - 10th Apr 2021
Roadburn Festival
netherlands
15th - 18th Apr 2021
Liverpool Sound City
Clarence Dock, Liverpool
30th April - 2nd May 2021
Cheshire Fest
Stockport
30th April - 3rd May 2021
Brighton Tattoo Convention
Brighton
1st - 2nd May 2021
K-Fest
Rhyl Events Arena, Rhyl
1st - 3rd May 2021
The Great Escape
Venues in Brighton
12th - 15th May 2021
Friendly Fest
Keith, near Aberdeen
22nd May 2021
Bearded Theory
Catton Hall, South Derbyshire
27th - 30th May 2021
Buckle & Boots Country Festival
Stockport
28th - 30th May 2021
Slam Dunk Festival - North
Leeds
29th May 2021
The Bath Festival Finale
Bath
29th May 2021
Leestock
Melford Hall, Suffolk
29th - 30th May 2021
Sunday Sessions Norwich
Norwich
30th May 2021
Slam Dunk Festival - South
The Forum, University of Herts - Hatfield
30th May 2021
Download Festival
Donington Park
4th - 6th Jun 2021
Rock IM Park / Rock AM Ring
Germany
11th - 13th Jun 2021
Let's Rock The North East
Sunderland
12th Jun 2021
Tynedale Beer Festival
Tynedale Park
17th Jun 2021
Sonic Rock Solstice Music Festival
Bromsgrove
17th - 20th Jun 2021
Isle of Wight
Seaclose Park, Newport,
17th - 20th Jun 2021
Black Deer
Eridge Park, Tunbridge Wells
18th - 20th Jun 2021
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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.
