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]]>Glastonbury is the undisputed king of European music festivals. This legendary event takes place over five days on a sprawling farm in Somerset, England. The lineup is always incredible, featuring a mix of big-name headliners, up-and-coming artists, and everything in between. There are also dozens of other stages with theater, comedy, circus acts, and more.
Tomorrowland is the world’s premier electronic music festival. This massive event takes place over two weekends in Boom, Belgium, and features some of the biggest DJs and producers in the world. The production is next-level, with incredible stages, pyrotechnics, and special effects.
Sziget is one of the largest and most popular music festivals in Europe. This week-long event takes place on Óbuda Island in Budapest, Hungary, and features a diverse lineup of music, art, theater, and dance. There are also plenty of bars, restaurants, and shops on-site, making it a truly self-contained city.
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]]>Tomorrowland is the home of dance music in Belgium. Established in 2005, the festival is held annually in Boom, Flanders and has hosted the likes of Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Avicii, and Swedish House Mafia. With ten enormous stages to choose from, we can see why around 75,000 people attend over the three weekends in July.
Headlining Glastonbury is an honor that every artist aims to have on their resumé. The English festival, located in Somerset, is anything but “stiff upper lip”, catering to pop, rock, techno, and house music enthusiasts. It also hosts dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, and other arts for the 200,000 attendees.
For two weekends each September, 250,000 people flock to Indio in the Coachella Valley for the annual music and arts festival. The origins come from 1993 when Pearl Jam performed for thousands at the Empire Polo Club in Indio after refusing to perform in Los Angeles due to a dispute with Ticketmaster. These days, the who’s who feature on the bill and attendees always dress to impress!
A little off the beaten track, Burning Man is an experience you’ll never forget. All about art and self-expression, the festival takes place each year in the Nevada desert where a self-sustaining village is erected. Think gigantic art installations, mobile dance floors, and use of the bartering system.
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]]>Glastonbury is the undisputed king of European music festivals. This legendary event takes place over five days on a sprawling farm in Somerset, England. The lineup is always incredible, featuring a mix of big-name headliners, up-and-coming artists, and everything in between. There are also dozens of other stages with theater, comedy, circus acts, and more.
Tomorrowland is the world’s premier electronic music festival. This massive event takes place over two weekends in Boom, Belgium, and features some of the biggest DJs and producers in the world. The production is next-level, with incredible stages, pyrotechnics, and special effects.
Sziget is one of the largest and most popular music festivals in Europe. This week-long event takes place on Óbuda Island in Budapest, Hungary, and features a diverse lineup of music, art, theater, and dance. There are also plenty of bars, restaurants, and shops on-site, making it a truly self-contained city.
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]]>Tomorrowland is the home of dance music in Belgium. Established in 2005, the festival is held annually in Boom, Flanders and has hosted the likes of Armin van Buuren, David Guetta, Avicii, and Swedish House Mafia. With ten enormous stages to choose from, we can see why around 75,000 people attend over the three weekends in July.
Headlining Glastonbury is an honor that every artist aims to have on their resumé. The English festival, located in Somerset, is anything but “stiff upper lip”, catering to pop, rock, techno, and house music enthusiasts. It also hosts dance, comedy, theatre, circus, cabaret, and other arts for the 200,000 attendees.
For two weekends each September, 250,000 people flock to Indio in the Coachella Valley for the annual music and arts festival. The origins come from 1993 when Pearl Jam performed for thousands at the Empire Polo Club in Indio after refusing to perform in Los Angeles due to a dispute with Ticketmaster. These days, the who’s who feature on the bill and attendees always dress to impress!
A little off the beaten track, Burning Man is an experience you’ll never forget. All about art and self-expression, the festival takes place each year in the Nevada desert where a self-sustaining village is erected. Think gigantic art installations, mobile dance floors, and use of the bartering system.
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