The emerging artist festival which celebrates its 14th edition in 2026, returns to Hull Marina on 1 August.
Author: James Robertson
The Association of Independent Festivals’ new podcast series is for anyone looking to run a small or micro festival.
As an official sponsor and exclusive streaming partner, Spotify will have a dedicated Afro Nation page on the platform.
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Ross Robertson, Arena UK and Europe MD, on why mental health support in the workplace must be taken seriously this festival season and beyond.
The all women line-up features Chappell Roan, Bikini Kill, The Breeders and more with net proceeds going to non-profit organisations that advocate for women and girls.
Archie Wilkinson, CEO and co-founder of Lifesaver Power, believes festivals don’t succeed through entertainment value alone, but how effectively they can remove friction from the audience experience.
The five-year ‘Next Chapter’ project aims to expand the charity organisation’s work in underserved communities and for young people.
The Avalanches, Noname, Freak Slug, Jacob Alon and more will play at venues across London from 2-8 November 2026.