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The six-stage event on 1 August 2026 forms part of Hospitality’s 30th anniversary celebrations.
The UK-founded platform introduces fixed-price, auction and tender system designed to help source and manage vendors across festivals and live events.
Adam Beyer, Nina Kraviz, Jeff Mills, I Hate Models, Miss Monique and more join the line-up for the London festival from 25 – 26 July and 2 August 2026.
The platform combines AI agents, embedded multi‑currency banking and working capital financing for independent festivals and event promoters.
The move is to help transition towards “an outdoor music sector run on renewable energy sources,” says Festival Republic.
Insights
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The founder of the crowdfunded jazz and electronic music gathering talks us through the ups and downs of starting a festival in 2026.
Interviews
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I’m sat on a crisp white sofa overlooking a stream of pristine men, women and…
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Sweden’s Way Out West may have been able to rest on its laurels as a…
The festival season may be soon coming to a close, but that doesn’t mean the…
Few major festivals have come from such humble beginnings as Budapest’s Sziget Festival. What started…
TRENDS
The immersive design studio has revealed its four new themed ‘worlds’, Boho Beach, Emerald City, Reggae Revival and Alchemist’s Garden.
The UK-founded platform introduces fixed-price, auction and tender system designed to help source and manage vendors across festivals and live events.
The platform combines AI agents, embedded multi‑currency banking and working capital financing for independent festivals and event promoters.
Beat The Street’s total fundraising has reached £604,155 since it was launched by DHP Family in 2018, the festival says.
The company will work alongside the festival’s in-house audiovisual production arm to deliver coverage across the festival’s stages.
