Culture: Y Not Festival

The final weekend of July that led into August saw me, my boyfriend and some of his friends in a field in Derbyshire for the annual Y Not Festival. The small music festival was celebrating its 10th year and it had cobbled together a great bill for the weekend too. Looking back on previous years, …

Advertisement

Tramlines 2014 Review: Sunday at The Leadmill

Sunday is a much calmer day at Tramlines, there is a chilled atmosphere which makes for a more family friendly environment in the city centre [instead of families being confined to the folk forest] and it's just generally a lot better for people not so bothered about getting insanely drunk. It's probably my favourite day …

Tramlines 2014 Review: Saturday at City Hall & Corporation

Saturday at Tramlines is also ridiculously busy! There are plenty of acts on at the many venues all over the city centre and it is always the day that regardless of the line up sells out/sells the most of the day tickets first. With such a relaxed atmosphere at the festival, a lot of people …

Tramlines 2014 Review: Friday at The Harley

The first day at Tramlines usually starts early evening to early night time and depending on who you want to see will depend on what time you get into the city centre and probably how long you stay there too. For me, I wanted to see two acts at The Harley so arriving around 20 …

Live Review: Leeds Festival 2013 – Saturday

With Reading and Leeds being the end of the summer and the end of the touring schedules for many bands it is the perfect place for them to have fun and put in one last brilliant set and make some good memories for themselves and the fans. And though I only attended for a day …

Tramlines 2013 Review

Tramlines Festival 2013 was yet another success with over 70,000 people visiting the Steel City over the course of the weekend to catch plenty of acts from lots of different genres, from big acts to small bands there was something for everyone. I only managed to make it down to the festival on the Sunday …