Festival Name
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Glastonbury Festival
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Start Date
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25th June 2014
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End Date
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29th June 2014
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Line Up
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Revealed Spring 2014
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Details
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Glastonbury Festival of Contemporary Performing Arts
Glasto needs no introduction, it's the mother of all festivals and an experience not to be missed. If you could only choose one festival to go to in your whole lifetime this would be it, regardless of musical preference. The many stages including the Pyramid stage, main stage, other stage and jazzworld stage, to name a few mean you can see a range of top performers from around the world. However, the real Glastonbury experience comes from discovering and exploring the numerous areas including partying hard in the dance village to putting your feet up in the healing fields, not to mention the all out craziness that goes on in lost vagueness after dark. |
Location
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Worthy Farm, Pilton, Shepton Mallet, Somerset
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Accommodation
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isle of wight
Festival Name
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Isle of Wight Festival
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Start Date
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12th June 2014
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End Date
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15th June 2014
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Line Up
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Biffy Clyro, Calvin Harris, Red Hot Chili peppers, Kings of Leon and many more
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Details
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The original Isle of Wight Festivals were landmark moments for their time - they sit alongside Glastonbury and Woodstock in festival history.
The first Isle of Wight festival took place on 31st August - 1st September 1968 and featured the likes of T- Rex and Fairport Convention. The 1970 Isle of Wight festival was a five day marathon featuring The Doors, Hawkwind and Joan Baez. Jimi Hendrix also played at the festival in 1970 just weeks before his untimely death. Flower power At the height of the flower-power era, hundreds of thousands of music fans came from all over the world to chill out in the fields of the Isle of Wight. They packed onto the Isle of Wight ferry from the mainland for up to five days (although some stayed considerably longer) of live rock, communal living, free love and mind-bending substances. Besides all the peace, love and latrines, there was the music - non-stop performances from some of the greatest pop musicians of any era. |
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