Decibel Outdoor Festival
27th - 29th Aug 2027
Noughty 90s Festival Newcastle
28th Aug 2027
Notting Hill Carnival
28th - 30th Aug 2027
Burning Man Festival
29th August - 6th Sep 2027
Off Grid Festival: Chapter Two
29th - 30th Aug 2027
Lindisfarne Festival 2027
2nd - 5th Sep 2027
Burn It Down Festival
2nd - 4th Sep 2027
End of the Road Festival
2nd - 5th Sep 2027
Moseley Folk Festival
3rd - 5th Sep 2027
Fields of Gold Festival 27
3rd - 4th Sep 2027
Manchester Psych Fest
4th Sep 2027
Love to be...festival 2027
4th Sep 2027
Down At The Abbey
10th - 11th Sep 2027
FeastyFest 2027
11th - 12th Sep 2027
Street Eat N Beats Festival
11th Sep 2027
ALB Festival
11th Sep 2027
Country on the Castle
11th Sep 2027
Riot Fest
17th - 19th Sep 2027
385-408
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Most festival goers out there can still remember when paying £60 to spend 3 days in a tent in a field was considered on the pricey side of life. Nowadays, it’s not uncommon for festival tickets to cost well over £150. As with anything, you pay for what you get, however there are plenty of budget festivals for under £100 in the UK.
Some of the festivals as established and are often smaller than the major festivals, as such they don't come with the same level of convenience and entertainment you may have come to expect from large festivals. Budget festivals represent an opportunity to see a wide range of artists, including acts you wouldn't normally see.
