Sustainability and environmental music festival news and updates
Shambala – the UK festival that has been entirely vegetarian and vegan for the past decade – has just opened an audience debate on whether to introduce wild British venison …
Sustainability and environmental music festival news and updates
Shambala – the UK festival that has been entirely vegetarian and vegan for the past decade – has just opened an audience debate on whether to introduce wild British venison …
London’s LIDO Festival has been named ‘The Festival Award’ winner at the Rolling Stone UK Awards 2025, triumphing over established giants like Glastonbury and All Points East. While the headlines …
Boomtown, renowned for its boundary-pushing approach to music and sustainability, is proud to announce the introduction of a revolutionary new stage for this year’s event – HYDRO – a stage …
Boomtown 2024 has come and gone, and while, despite a few hiccups, it was a roaring success, one thing was noticeably absent from this years festivities: Boomtown programmes. The beloved …
Kendal Calling 2024 has drawn to a close and as the fields of Lowther Deer Park return to the wildlife that calls it home, the festival is delighted to share …
Octopus Energy’s bright pink wind turbine ‘Gusty Spinfield’ is returning to the Glastonbury Festival to help power the Williams Green area including Car Henge and new venue Terminal 1. The …
Decathlon is offering to buyback tents from customers to stop them being abandoned at music festivals this summer. Around 250,000 tents are ditched each year in the UK, with most …
Every year, festival fields across the UK are left littered with abandoned tents, sleeping bags, and other camping gear. While most people see this as a massive waste problem, Dean …
If every artistic line-up at Primavera Sound sets its sights on the future to bringing it closer to the present, everything surrounding the music at the festival has a responsibility …
Anyone who has wandered through a festival campsite has witnessed the postapocalyptic scenes of abandoned tents, stacks of single use plastic cups and overflowing chemical toilets. Now there’s a new …