Showing upcoming festivals from Wed 20th Jun 2018 onwards.
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The Ultimate Tribute Festival
Tunbridge-Wells
22nd - 24th Jun 2018
Black Deer
Eridge Park, Tunbridge Wells
22nd - 24th Jun 2018
Buckle & Boots Country Festival
Stockport
22nd - 24th Jun 2018
Liverpool Calling
Liverpool
22nd - 23rd Jun 2018
Sunday Sessions Scotland
Edinburgh
24th Jun 2018
Manchester Rock & Bike Fest
Rixton near Warrington and Manchester
28th June - 1st Jul 2018
Texfest
Market Harborough
29th June - 1st Jul 2018
Minety Music Festival
Minety
29th Jun 2018
Let's Rock Exeter!
Powderham Castle in Exeter
30th Jun 2018
Queens of the Stone Age
London
30th Jun 2018
Flummoxed Festival
near Milton-Keynes
29th June - 1st Jul 2018
SouthCider Festival
near Dorchester
29th June - 1st Jul 2018
Community Festival
Finsbury Park, London
1st Jul 2018
Summer Series
London
5th - 15th Jul 2018
British Summer Time
Hyde Park, London
6th - 14th Jul 2018
TRNSMT Festival
Glasgow Green, Glasgow
6th - 8th Jul 2018
On The Hill
near Warrington
6th - 7th Jul 2018
Linton Festival
Alma Inn, Linton, Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire.
6th - 8th Jul 2018
Glastonferret
The Ferret, Preston
6th - 8th Jul 2018
Kings Hill Music Festival
West Malling
7th Jul 2018
Hopfest - Hoppers Beer and Gin Festival
Preston
6th - 8th Jul 2018
Henley Festival
Henley
11th - 15th Jul 2018
2000trees Festival
Upcote Farm, Withington, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire
12th - 14th Jul 2018
Latitude Festival
Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk
12th - 15th Jul 2018
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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.
