Swallow Events launches a new event operations platform which the company says is a “world-first” aimed at helping festivals, concerts and live events source and manage traders, vendors and trade ...

House and techno heavyweights Interplanetary Criminal, SPFDJ, Len Faki and more have been announced for Terminal V Croatia‘s 2026 edition. Taking place from 16-20 July 2026 at The Garden Resort in ...

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 2026 edition is a return to the festival’s ...

Ticket Fairy has launched Ticket Fairy 3.0, an AI-powered operating system for the live events industry. The company has processed over $300M (~£225M) in ticket sales and is backed by the start-up Y ...

Hip-hop act Earl Sweatshirt & MIKE, electronic producer and composer Kelly Lee Owens experimental act Angine de Poitrine and more have been announced for End of the Road 2026. The festival takes place ...

In what’s being marked as a first for large-scale outdoor events in the UK, Festival Republic are installing a purpose-built mains power supply in Finsbury Park, London. The move, which Festival ...

Organisers for Byron Bay Bluesfest have gone into liquidation and cancelled the festival for 2026. The festival released a statement on its website and social media attributing the cancellation to: ...

Wandering through a large tent in the early hours of a Sunday morning in March, I see late-night dancers dressed as bananas are navigating a maze of arcade machines. I spent the day bowling and ...

Electronic festival BEONIX returns to ETKO Winery in Limassol, Cyprus from 25 – 27 September 2026. The festival announces its first acts for 2026 with Adam Beyer, CamelPhat and electronic duo Röyksopp ...

Emma Thompson, Malala Yousafzai, Gisèle Pelicot and more are amongst the set to appear at more than 500 events at this year’s Hay Festival. Taking place on 21-31 May in Hay-on-Wye, Powys, the literary ...

Beat The Street's total fundraising has reached £604,155 since it was launched by DHP Family in 2018, the festival says.

We’re all trying to save the planet, but it’s no secret that our summertime festivals take up a lot of energy, both in terms of electrical power and for the audience three days of late-night dancing.