Leeds Music Festival

Leeds festival is slowly creeping up on Glastonberry as the festival to go to, It is a music lovers dream, The perfect music festival to go to if its your first time. Showcasing the best bands around, The tickets are not cheap but its totally worth it in the end, The festival camp sites are full of people looking for a good time and probably for people to talk about music too. It was my first time last year and it was the best weekend of my life, Not only did i watch some of my favourite bands but i met alot of people i still keep intouch with and who i am meeting this year at Leeds Festival. There are a few hundred bands on, varying from indie rock to hip hop to folk, ...  Read the complete review

The Leeds Festival (along with its sister, the Reading Festival) has had some AMAZING headlining acts since it began, including The Foo Fighters, Muse and QOTSA amongst many other groups. The festival has had a mixture of bands from many genres, including punk, metal, indie and dance. It comes around every year and plays over a weekend on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. I have to admit, I have been to the Leeds Festival twice now and I absolutly loved the music and the atmosphere - it is undescribable beyond words. The little stalls were always a bit of fun to look through, and the food was actually rather scrummy! There was plenty of entertainment around the ...  Read the complete review

Leeds festival, the sister to Reading festival, a yearly event that happens at both of these venues. Containing amazing headliners that play both festivals over August bank holiday every year! Myself, I have always been interested in Leeds festival due to its variety in music. I have a wide taste in music and Leeds/Reading never fail to produce an amazing lineup each year! Whats so amazing then?: -Meeting new people and having festival buddies for life -Huge amounts of different genre music being played. -The after hours entertainment is great Leeds is more preffered to me as 1. Its closer to where I live and 2. The ...  Read the complete review

did anyone els think that the toilet burning on the last night of the leeds festival was a bit extreme?....I myself watched as thugs from the city centre stormed through the gates to create a riot on the yellow and red campsites. my tent was also a victim of the mindless violence and foul activity launched upon us by the morons in tracksuits swinging their bottles of cider as they watched mine and many other tents burn in the havok. i was very upset about my tent as were many others who had had their tents burned to the ground. other nightmare events of the fatefull monday night included the criplling of one young girl by a watchtower being tipped onto her upper torso. ...  Read the complete review

If you are going to go to a festival this year make it Leeds. I have been to Leeds three of the last 4 years, and everytime is differnt! Everytime is excellent! Every year you have new experiences from the previous year. The bands are always of the highest quality, from the sterephonics to the verve to blink 182 and limp biskit! there are bands to suit everyones tastes and people to suit everyone's tastes. Everyone is friendly and everyone is there to have a good time! Unlike Glastonbury there is no stealing! The facilities are of the highest standard , there is plenty of room for everyone in the campsites, and the campsites are of a generally good quality. Most ...  Read the complete review