Every summer, artists and musicians from all over the world are so much excited upon Great
Britain for music festival season. It’s loud, it’s muddy, and it’s a lots of funny things. From the world-famous Glastonbury to new grassroots festivals is going to continue every year, we’ve put together some of the best music
festivals and what there is to do in the area so you can make the
experience of a lifetime. So, take some experience from the music festivals.
Glastonbury
Glastonbury is Britain’s biggest, cutest and best known music festival ever, held in
the Somerset countryside every year since 1970. It has a lot of features as the biggest
pop and rock acts, the atmosphere of Glastonbury Festival cannot be disarranged. Generally, this festival is held in June month.
What's in this festival?
Glastonbury itself may be a tiny, way-out city with a crusader atmosphere, and there area unit nice places to explore within the close lovely country. Climb to the highest of the Glastonbury Tor for breath-taking views of the Somerset Levels, Dorset, Wiltshire and even Wales. Explore the ruins of the Glastonbury Abbey, that sits on thirty six acres of beautiful parcel of land wherever you'll be able to notice the burial place of King Arthur. you'll be able to find out about ancient English country life at the Somerset Rural Life deposit with a Victorian house, farm buildings, and cyder wood let to explore.
Isle of Wight
Isle of Wight Festival is one of the UK’s oldest, biggest, hottest music festivals.
Firstly, it was held in 1968, the festival brings together a collection of acts for its
four days of musical fun on the gorgeous island of the south coast of
England.This festival is also held in June month.
T in the Park Festival
This Scottish festival brings a lot of acts for Britain people. As It is craziest
and noisiest festivals of them all. T in the Park is the largest, cutest, loudest summer
music festival in Scotland, and is generally organized in July. This year (2015) it has been organized and celebrated at Strathallan Castle in Perthshire.
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