Autumn is coming, and it marks the beginning of the holidays. In Europe, people are gearing up for massive festivals to commemorate its long and rich history. Whether it is in Croatia or the UK, several music festivals are happening. Let us look at the best ones as early as now so you can plan!
Rock en Seine
Rock en Seine is a tradition that happens at the end of summer in Saint-Cloud, France. This year, the expected headlines are Rage Against the Machine and Run the Jewels. By far, this is one of the most anticipated musical moments in the country.
The Rock en Seine started in 2003 with only two stages but later evolved into six sets of various musical acts. Apart from this event, the organizers are working on a school project where high school students can perform.
The Rock en Seine will take three days to promote local and international talents from different musical genres. Examples of these are electronica, hip-hop, alternative rock, and pop.
Rock en Seine tickets are now available, and you can buy them from €95 to €188. Premium tickets will become available by September 1st.
Cinch Presents TRNSMT Festival
This music festival is back after taking a year off during the pandemic. Music fans will converge in Glasgow, Scotland, in late summer, just a few weeks before autumn begins. It is a weekend of rock and roll, along with indie music.
The Cinch is one of the most anticipated musical events in the UK scene. It touts its success with bands and performers like Arctic Monkeys, Lewis Capaldi, Kasabian, Queen, and many others.
The event will happen between September 10 and 12, and here are some notable names to watch out for:
- Red Rum Club
- Mike McKenzie
- Kawala
- The Chemical Brothers
- Inhaler
- Nathan Evans
- The Murder Capital
- Little Simz
- The Ninth Wave
What makes the Cinch a great music festival is an official after-party where people could continue partying until the wee hours of the morning, even after the music has ended.
Tickets to this event cost between £62 and £115, but that is only for a one-day pass. Those who want 2-day access will have to pay between £119 and £220. The organizer also has merchandise for sale on its website, such as t-shirts, masks, and bottle openers.
Outlook Origins Festival
Happening between September 9 and 13, the Outlook origins takes people to a massive party of pumping sounds and beats. This year, fans can look forward to a line-up of great artists like Chase and Status, Flava D, and Hybrid Minds.
The stage locations are going to be spectacular, as the organizers decided to put it around a cliff-top fortress in Sibenik. The main festival is in Tisno, Croatia, and the after-party will happen at Barbarella’s in Pirovac.
The program will start at noon daily, but attendees must collect their wristbands from 11 in the morning onwards on July 19th. They can do so at the box office main entrance.
Parklife
Parklife is one of the most significant musical events in the UK, and it happens on the weekend. Here, music fans can look forward to a diverse range of musical genres inside Manchester Heaton’s Park. There are many popular performers in the line-up, such as Skepta, Peggy Gou, and Disclosure.
The event happens for two days only on September 11 and 12. Take note that the kind of music you should expect here are indie, electronic, hip-hop and dance. There are accommodation areas close to the site. Those who want to book a hotel can enjoy internet services where you could browse sites like online casino PL.
Parklife offers a VIP status to those who want it. VIPs can skip the queues and enjoy luxurious amenities. They will get free drinks at the Bullseye’s bar, plus a backdoor entrance to the venue. There is no need to wait with the crowds—VIPs enjoy a dedicated entry and exit.
The VIP tickets are more expensive than the normal ones. The weekend VIP is about 200 quid. If you want to buy only one-day VIP, prepare to spend at least 125 GBP.
Music is an indelible part of humanity. It transcends race and color and brings warmth and joy to anybody looking to escape, even for just a brief moment.
There is no news as to whether these musical festivals will be available on TV or streaming services. They would likely be, considering that the pandemic is not over yet.
