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Golden Plains
Meredith, Victoria, Australia
7th - 8th Mar 2020
Melon Yellow 2020
Liverpool
14th Mar 2020
The Beat Hotel
Morocco
19th - 22nd Mar 2020
Lollapalooza Argentina
argentina
27th - 29th Mar 2020
Lollapalooza Chile
chile
27th - 29th Mar 2020
Download Festival Japan
japan
29th Mar 2020
Threshold
Various venues in the Baltic Triangle, Liverpool
3rd - 4th Apr 2020
Tattoo Tea Party
Eventcity, Manchester
3rd - 4th Apr 2020
Lollapalooza Brazil
brazil
3rd - 5th Apr 2020
All Square Festival
South Park, Darlington
9th - 10th May 2020
Coachella
Indio, California, USA
10th - 17th Apr 2020
Roadburn Festival
netherlands
16th - 19th Apr 2020
Liverpool Sound City
Clarence Dock, Liverpool
1st - 3rd May 2020
Live At Leeds
Various venues in Leeds
2nd May 2020
Brighton Tattoo Convention
Brighton
2nd - 3rd May 2020
Cheshire Fest
Stockport
7th - 10th May 2020
The Great Escape
Venues in Brighton
14th - 16th May 2020
Bearded Theory
Catton Hall, South Derbyshire
21st - 24th May 2020
Breaking Bands Festival
Stoke Prior Sports + Country Club in Stoke Prior, Midlands
21st May 2020
BBC Radio One's Big Weekend
Dundee
22nd - 24th May 2020
Dot to Dot Festival
Manchester, Bristol and Nottingham
22nd - 24th May 2020
Buckle & Boots Country Festival
Stockport
22nd - 24th May 2020
Leestock
Melford Hall, Suffolk
23rd - 24th May 2020
Slam Dunk Festival - North
Leeds
23rd May 2020
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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.
