In the heart of Hamburg and the infamous Reeperbahn street the festival claim its rights to promote a wide range of bands on 77 stages at 59 clubs. It’s a MASSIVE music happening! Reeperbahn Festival will present more than 900 events spanning a range of genres in locations around Hamburg’s Reeperbahn. Since …
Read More »M’era Luna 2024: A Gothic Extravaganza of Music, Art, and Dark Fashion
Darklings, unite! The legendary M’era Luna Festival is back, and it’s bigger and better than ever! Step into a world where the night reigns supreme, and the music pulses with the heartbeat of the dark. M’era Luna is not just a festival; it’s a celebration of the gothic subculture, where …
Read More »Reading & Leeds Fest 2024: Biggest weekend of the year in the UK
Reading Festival has become a staple of the large town as it is one of the oldest most popular music festivals in the world. Ever since opening in June 1971 as part of Reading’s Festival of Arts, it has only grown bigger and better with the likes of The Jam, …
Read More »Time for another round of the Roskilde Festival
The largest culture and music festival in northern Europe – Roskilde Festival has been entertaining fans since 1971 – and is doing its 52nd edition in 2024. The festival has grown steadily in popularity and size and now attracts some 90,000 people annually from all over the world who come …
Read More »Messed!Up Best Albums 2023: 1-10
In times of chaos, music can be a place of escape or comfort. The best albums of 2023 devised a wealth of helpful solutions and coping mechanisms for our everyday problems. Must-hear albums kept piling up at an insane rate, and with a few noted exceptions (including Miley Cyrus, …
Read More »Laneway Festival 2023: A long-awaited return to Auckland
The beloved St Jerome’s Laneway Festival is finally returning to Auckland after a four-year hiatus. Last year saw the iconic music festival cancelled due to the Auckland Anniversary floods, which plunged the city into a state of emergency and forced concertgoers to evacuate from Elton John’s Farewell Yellow Brick Road …
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