Festival Season is now upon us – wherever you are in the world, there is always a festival around the corner from you. So whether you want to be sipping a drink on the beach, listening to your favourite artists, or camping on a field in chilly England, the experience will always remain unforgettable. With a rise in popularity and an increase in top artists, music festivals worldwide are becoming bigger and better.
Take a look at our list below of University Magazine’s ‘Go-To Festivals This Summer!”
OVO Festival
Earlier this year, during a show in London at Drake’s tour, he teased news surrounding his annual OVO tour. In August, held every year in Toronto, Drake has created his mini-festival, including the industry’s most giant hip hop and rap names. This year, the OVO festival takes place on the 8th of August and consists of PartyNextDoor, Roy Woods, DVSN, and the leading man himself – Drake. Drake has also been dropping hints that the festival could appear in London, so be prepared for this, whether you’re in Toronto or London.
Glastonbury
As one of the biggest festivals held in England, Glastonbury is your typical muddy field festival, perfect for the cliche festival-goer. However, the festival is unique as it is not just centrally focused on music but also the contemporary arts as a whole. There is something here for everybody: music, comedy, theatre, circus, and art.
Tomorrowland
Tomorrowland is one of the biggest electric and dance music festivals globally. Held in Belgium, it is a top place for tourists to travel to and dance the weekend away with. With the best DJs worldwide coming together to perform over the weekend, it creates the most eccentric atmosphere for everyone to enjoy. Watch the link here to see what you could be missing out on.
Coachella
Holding the name as one of the biggest festivals in the world, Coachella is a dream for everyone. With a celebrity audience and some of the biggest names in the music industry joining the lineup, if Kylie Jenner wants to go, indeed we do too? So head to California if you’re after the typical indie festival vibe full of fashion, music, and fun, head to California!
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