Apart from the crazy food prices (over £30 for two portions of very simple chicken and chips), I really like Leeds Festival. It’s well organised, friendly and the staging and sound quality is phenomenal.
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The first day of Leeds Festival began in the rarest way possible: under a clear blue sky, with the grass dry and the paths firm beneath my boots.
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This was my third Kendal Calling, and by this point I’d consider myself a seasoned veteran, or at the very least, someone who can pitch a tent without swearing too loudly.
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Kasabian Celebrate Lionesses Victory At Tramlines 2025.
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Reytons From Rotherham Headline Tramlines 2025.
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Tramlines Festival returned to Sheffield with a bang this year, its first day setting the tone for a weekend of music that perfectly marries heritage, chaos, beauty, and local pride.
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Sunshine, soundwaves and a reyt Get Together in Sheffield.
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Words that punched, riffs that screamed, and a public service announcement about salad!
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Liverpool’s inner city festival shines with new talent.
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