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Oscar Wilde once wrote "I am not young enough to know everything". I guess I am neither old enough, nor young enough, but we twentysomethings try our best to get a grasp of this world - and with that I welcome you to MY world: You are free to crash. This is a place publish curious thoughts and recent events - some personal stuff, but mainly about music and technology.

Thursday, January 26, 2006

Festival summer 2006

If you are asking yourself which UK festival you are going to this summer, look no further.... For your convenience, I have looked into which ones I'm thinking will be the best this year, and here are the candidates (ordered by date):


- The O2 Music Wireless festival 2006 (London)
(end of June)

This festival was arranged for the first time in 2005, and wow, it was a blast! It is not a "true" festival in the sense that it does not include tents etc, but it is in the middle of Hyde Park, spread over 4 days. Last year it included bands such as Keane, Kasabian, Supergrass, Rufus Wainwright, The Editors, Hard-Fi, Moby, Basement Jaxx, Babyshambles and Martha Wainwright. All in all, a great event. There are no "real" rumours or announcements regarding the 2006 festival, but I think it will be worth going!

- T in the Park (Scotland) (7-9th July)

This is predicted to be "THE Festival" in 2006, especially since Glastonbury is cancelled for 2006.

- Carling Weekend (Reading/Leeds) (25-27th August)

The Reading Festival has traditionally been the second largest event after Glastonbury. Rumours has it that the following bands are coming:
Muse
Humanzi
Wolfmother
iForward Russia!
Boy Kill Boy
Dirty Pretty Things
Franz Ferdinand
Kaiser Chiefs
Arctic Monkeys
The Strokes
Alice Cooper
Flaming Lips
Secret Machines
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah

- The V festival (Chelmsford)
(19-20th August)

This is the 10th anniversary for the V festival, and I think that Sir Richard Branson
might invest a little extra in it this year? Rumours has it that the following bands are coming...
Radiohead
James Blunt
The Who
Keane
Kasabian
Razorlight


Ingjerd

1 Comments:

At 7:19 pm, Anonymous Anonymous said...

...this is soo depressive! I just spent 4 months in Reading. I joined the project in September, juuust missing the whole festival. Believe me, Reading isn't that exciting. The only thing that could trick me into going back there, has to be the festival. ;)

Good job Ingjerd! I would definintly like to do some music festivals next summer.

(By the way, have heard great things about the
sziget
festival too. However, that one is not UK.)

 

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