Reviews

The last day of the festival just turned up surprisingly fast but it’s also a sign that we’ve had an amazing festival. Hours and days passed by because it was all filled with meetings, interviews, networking, concerts, photo sessions and everything else that added up to a great festival memory of 2019. In fact, we’ve had our best Reeperbahn Festival …

The third day at the festival after a massive club party the whole night at Molotow wasn’t an easy start – and there were two interviews on the schedule. Luckily the first interview was with the lads that bought too many beers last night and we learned they had an even rougher morning because they did the opening show in …

We knew already a few weeks in advance that the second day of Reeperbahn Festival would be horribly busy. We had two interviews and too many shows to cover and the editor had to meet up people at three different receptions to talk future collabs. And it became even more busy that we would have imagined. Not until late night …

September has become synonymous with Reeperbahn Festival for Messed!Up Magazine and as the coverage of the festival increases for every year, most of September is about planning, maybe even a bit more than usual this year because of different networking meetings and finally getting the opportunity to meet agencies and labels we’ve partnered up with in the UK and Australia …

Whoever thought Reading and Leeds concluded the festival season? Gunnersville Concert Series is here to satisfy our hunger for long days of music, mates and moshpits once more before the leaves start changing colors. The brand new festival series in Gunnersbury Park near West London’s Acton Town spans over a period of three days and offers world class musical talent …

The last day of Deichbrand Festival was also less interesting in terms of music, we basically just wanted to watch Johnossi but happened to pass by Kodaline and The Hunna as well. Waking up to yet a beautiful day on the countryside close to Cuxhaven is quite different from those cold and rainy days at the Roskilde Festival a few …