Reflect on the UK music festivals lost over time that fans want to see return. Learn why they disappeared and stay hopeful for their revival.

AGMP announces a special show in London celebrating the 100th anniversary of Latin music icon Celia Cruz, featuring Orchestra ...

Truck Festival 2025 delighted fans with headline performances from Kasabian, Bloc Party, Nothing But Thieves, and Courteeners ...

Over 1,800 children and young people from Camden participate in a musical celebration at the iconic Royal Albert Hall. The event highlights the importance of music education and inclusivity in schools ...

Shelley Sports and Social Club, a 150-year-old institution in Huddersfield, is organizing a free one-day music festival to raise money for its continued operation. The event aims to attract local ...

Brook Meadow in Leicestershire introduces a new lakeside Wild Sauna & Plunge Experience and Sibberstock music festival. Guests can enjoy luxury camping, wellness activities, creative workshops, and ...

English music legends like Chris Difford of Squeeze and members of Paul McCartney’s band and The Pretenders are set to perform at Milkfest, a charity music festival at The O2 to support Dementia UK.

CroftFest, organized by best friend Scott Cooper, will celebrate the life of Ben Croft, raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy UK, and feature live music and local stalls.

Reneé Rapp announces her biggest headline European tour to date, including major arena plays in London and Manchester, in support of her forthcoming album 'BITE ME' ...

The Suffolk-based Latitude Festival featuring Sting and Billy Bragg provided a gentle camp-out experience for music lovers.

The inaugural Midhurst Jazz, Food & Blues Festival is set to take place in November, featuring live music, food, and community celebration across the town. Festival director Adam Page aims to showcase ...

Matty Healy of The 1975 announces Seed Sounds Weekender, a festival showcasing over 2,000 gigs in 20 towns and cities to honor grassroots music venues and talent.