RA: Top 10 August 2016 Festivals South West Four Clapham Common, London, UK August 27 - August 28 London's festival offering expands every year, but when it comes to size and spectacle, SW4 remains one of the capital's clear frontrunners. 2016 marks the 13th edition of the August bank holiday event, with another slew of marquee names set to descend on Clapham Common across two days. There'll be techno from Sven Väth, Carl Cox and Recondite, house from Jamie Jones, Danny Tenaglia and Black Coffee, and more raucous sounds courtesy of Andy C, Dizzee Rascal and DJ EZ. But there's one act that really sets this year apart from the rest, not least because the organisers are calling them "the biggest headliner in SW4 history." Enter The Chemical Brothers, who will make their festival debut on Sunday night. RA Pick: Four Tet is the special guest on the main stage on Sunday, so get ready to hear the biggest tunes in his record bag. Tauron Nowa Muzyka Tauron Nowa Muzyka, Katowice Bogucice, Poland August 18 - August 21 Sonus Festival
Lightning in a Bottle - Photos, Videos, and Festival Information Take a creative powerhouse like Burning Man, with the same mind-warping musical talent, and trade the desert for lush greenery, rolling hills and a scenic lake, and you have the fairytale that is the Lightning in a Bottle festival (LIB). This 4-day celebration of art, sustainability, music, performance and life aims to spread the proverbial lightning beyond the bottle and into the daily lives of all its participants. When Lightning in a Bottle Strikes Produced by the Do LaB, a creative collective based out of Southern California, Lightning in a Bottle began in 2000 as a private birthday party in the Santa Ynez Mountains outside Santa Barbara and has grown into a public event. You’ll find three-dimensional interactive art installations, yoga and meditation services, a colorful cityscape of vendors, performers and games, and a vibe that’s more like a chill psychedelic circus sideshow than a big-box music festival. Soulful Hybrids
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Shambhala Music Festival Through The Eyes Of Charlotte Dobre | Grounded Media Network Aug 2013 24 Shambhala Music Festival Through The Eyes Of Charlotte Dobre Posted in Festival Photography , Photography See more beautiful photos from Charlotte Dobre at #SpectraABDN Running for four nights between the 8th–11th February 2018 SPECTRA, Aberdeen’s stunning Festival of Light, will return to celebrate the Scottish Year of Young People through this year’s theme ‘Play the Night’. Bringing together leading international artists with Scottish collaborators and developing new talent, the festival will deliver a four-day light and music exhibition using new technologies and tools to animate Union Terrace Gardens, the Kirk of St Nicholas, and Marischal College. Alongside our oustanding light festival, we are introducing our new music programme to SPECTRA 2018. Music venues across the city will be brought to life by a smorgasbord of Nordic and UK talent with late night sessions with some of Europe’s top DJ’s. The line up for the music programme features Lindstrøm, Emma Pollock, Plaid, Hidden Orchestra, AdHd, Mammút and many more! Check out our 2018 programme below!