Music Festivals Around the World in London, United Kingdom

1. Glastonbury Festival

One of the world's biggest music festivals, featuring multiple stages and a diverse lineup. Held in nearby Pilton.

Lineup Diversity: Offers a wide range of genres from rock, pop, hip hop, dance, and indie.
Environmental Initiatives: Committed to reducing waste and promoting sustainable practices.
Temporary City: Sets up its own infrastructure, including shops, cinemas, and a post office.

Three-day urban festival in Finsbury Park, showcasing popular artists from various genres.

Urban Setting: Takes place in a vibrant and lively area of London.
Mainstream Lineup: Attracts major artists from the pop, hip-hop, R&B, and electronic music scenes.
Multi-Stage Setup: Features multiple stages allowing simultaneous performances.

One-day festival in Victoria Park with a focus on electronic music and indie rock.

Electronic Music Emphasis: Celebrates the best in electronic music, dance, and techno.
Unique Lineup: Features both established and emerging artists.
Variety of Activities: Offers food stalls, art installations, and workshops in addition to music.

Weekend-long festival at Hyde Park featuring popular artists and comedy acts.

Iconic Location: Takes place in the heart of London's Hyde Park.
Mainstream Artists: Attracts major international and UK artists from various genres.
Comedy Tent: Features a separate comedy stage with established comedians.

Three-day festival in Cambridgeshire, offering an immersive experience with art installations and themed areas.

Themed Areas: Each year has a unique theme that influences the decoration, performances, and activities.
Immersive Experience: Creates an immersive world with art installations, performances, and workshops.
Boutique Festival: Limited capacity ensures a more intimate and personal festival experience.

A six-day immersive experience in Winchester with themed areas, performances, and interactive installations.

Immersive Themes: Each year presents a unique city with its own history, inhabitants, and problems.
Interactive Installations: Includes interactive installations, role-playing games, and performances.
Community Focus: Encourages participation and self-expression within the festival community.

Two-day festival in Victoria Park, featuring a mix of hip hop, dance, R&B, and electronic music.

Urban Vibe: Takes place in the heart of London's East End.
Diverse Lineup: Celebrates a mix of hip hop, dance, R&B, and electronic music genres.
Comedy Tent: Features a separate comedy stage with established comedians.

Four-day festival in Suffolk with a focus on music, comedy, poetry, and arts.

Arts Focus: Highlights visual arts, comedy, poetry, and film alongside music performances.
Unique Stages: Features stages designed to resemble ships, cinemas, and even a church.
Variety of Performances: Offers music, comedy, poetry, film, dance, cabaret, and theatre performances.

Two-day rock festival in Richfield Abbey, celebrating various genres of alternative music.

Alternative Music Focus: Showcases various genres of alternative music, such as rock, punk, and metal.
Twin Festival: Held alongside Leeds Festival at the same time, sharing the same lineup.
Camping Opportunities: Allows attendees to camp on-site for a more immersive experience.

Two-day rock festival in Bramham Park, celebrating various genres of alternative music.

Alternative Music Focus: Showcases various genres of alternative music, such as rock, punk, and metal.
Twin Festival: Held alongside Reading Festival at the same time, sharing the same lineup.
Camping Opportunities: Allows attendees to camp on-site for a more immersive experience.

Three-day festival in Charlton Park, celebrating diverse music from around the world.

Global Focus: Showcases music, arts, and dance from various cultures worldwide.
Community Engagement: Encourages attendees to learn about different cultures through workshops and performances.
Family-Friendly: Offers activities and performances suitable for all ages.

Four-day festival in the Brecon Beacons National Park, showcasing folk, indie, and electronic music.

Natural Setting: Takes place within the beautiful Brecon Beacons National Park.
Green Ethos: Promotes sustainability and reducing waste throughout the festival.
Variety of Activities: Offers music performances, film screenings, comedy, workshops, and poetry readings.

Four-day festival in Watergate Bay, showcasing music, surfing, and skateboarding.

Action Sports Focus: Includes surfing and skateboarding competitions alongside music performances.
Natural Setting: Takes place on a stunning coastal cliff-top in Cornwall.
Variety of Activities: Offers music performances, surfing and skateboarding competitions, yoga classes, and film screenings.

Two-day festival in Oxfordshire, showcasing various genres of music with a focus on classic hits.

Classic Hits Focus: Celebrates the best of classic and contemporary music.
Food and Drink Village: Features a dedicated area for local food, drink, and craft vendors.
Family-Friendly: Offers activities and performances suitable for all ages.

Four-day festival in Dorset, showcasing music, arts, comedy, and family activities.

Family Focus: Includes a dedicated children's area with activities, workshops, and performances.
Variety of Activities: Offers music performances, comedy, arts and crafts, and family-friendly activities.
Glittering Stage: Features a sparkling stage inspired by disco balls.