With 67 days until the Isle of Wight Festival 2019, attendees are encouraged to don their finest ‘60s attire and experience this year’s theme of, Summer of ‘69 – Peace and Love.
Rak-Su commented: ‘We’re blown away by the calibre of artists playing at Fusion Festival 2019. We’re buzzing to be on the line up with people like Little Mix and Clean Bandit. Liverpool crowds are always awesome so we can’t wait to get on stage this summer.’
Across multiple venues, BBC 6 Music put on a weekend of new, upcoming and local acts for thousands of fans who descended on the city.
The Isle of Wight Festival today announces 10 exciting new acts for this year’s event, which officially kicks off British festival season this summer. Garbage, Keane, Dermot Kennedy,
“I’m really looking forward to coming back to Kendal. I had great fun last time when I barely knew what I was doing! I look forward to seeing you again when I completely know what I’m doing.” says Reginald
“Cheshire Fest 2019 promises to be the must-visit experience to kick-start your Summer, right at the heart of the Cheshire countryside – and what better way then to enjoy the event as a family.“It’s just eight weeks to Cheshire Fest so we’re excited to announce the Kids Stage and Play Park programme, it’s bursting with fun, entertaining and unique activities to make your visit an experience to remember.”
‘We’re delighted to unveil the exciting new partnership with the Winter Gardens Blackpool and deliver a top-class comedy festival, which not only features top comedians and events but also celebrates the best in upcoming talent from across the UK. “
These giants in stand-up are sure to make the Forever Stage an unmissable destination, complementing the world class artists on the main www.
“Their dub-infused punk-funk recordings have proved massively influential over the past thirty years, and Andy Weatherall has called them his favourite ever band (a prestigious accolade in our estimation)”
“After our biggest ever year in 2018, our feeling for 2019 very much centred around this phrase of “More Than A Festival”. We’ve always been challenged by the physical spaces and the infrastructure in Wakefield; we’re not a city setup to host something like Long Division. But we’ve always turned that into a positive, making the festival an unusual but joyfully surprising experience.”