Hinckley Times

MUSIC FESTIVALS

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whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or a meat eater you can bet that there will be an array of street food offerings to suit every appetite.

More details are still yet to be announced so keep an eye on the website at www.noisilyfes­tival.com for further informatio­n.

Y NOT Derbyshire Thursday July 25 to

Sunday July 28 Y Not Festival prides itself on having a killer line-up to suit everyone’s music needs.

Each year the event promises to include a mix of genres to satisfy a mix of musical tastes while supporting the best emerging talent by giving them a platform to showcase their stuff.

From what started as a private party at a disused quarry site in 2005 for around 120 people has now grown to be a large independen­t festival which attracts more than 15,000 festival goers each year.

Not only does the park offer one of the best musical line-ups from UK festivals, it also provides a variety of camping opportunit­ies from adult only spaces to family camping and unique live-in vehicles for those wanting the ultimate sleep experience.

For 2019 the festival’s family area has been given a revamp to make it suitable for both adults and children of all ages and with the perk of youngsters aged 12 and under attending for free, next year’s Strawberry Fields promise to be filled with all-day games, magic shows and more.

After 13 years the event’s ethos remains the same - bringing great people together to have a great time makes a great festival - and with an array of fully stocked local ales, mouth-watering food, comedy and an epic paint fight all that is left to do is book your ticket, grab your wellies and a killer fancy dress outfit and head to the biggest party in the Peak District.

Christmas tickets are now available to purchase on the website at https:// ynotfestiv­al.com/tickets/ but keep checking the page for further updates and releases.

110 Above Gopsall Hall Farm Friday August 2, Saturday August

3, Sunday August 4 2019 110 is a small and intimate festival, organisers describe it as unpretenti­ous and undeniably fun, listening carefully to its attendees in order to deliver what is asked for.

It takes place on the former Gopsall estate which is near to Market Bosworth.

With the capacity to accommodat­e 1000 people, the festival remains tightknit and focuses on building its reputation to bring and discover the very best of breakthrou­gh talent with a sprinkle of more establishe­d acts.

Music is not the only attraction, at 110 comedy, tribal drumming and fire dancing offers festival goers a diverse blend of activities beyond the amazing music.

The headliners have not yet been announced for this year, but they are sure to be something to look forward to.

Last year’s headliners were Circa Waves, Fickle Friends, Peace, The Magic Gang and Eliza and The Bear to name a few, with performanc­es across three stages.

Families are also welcome to the event where they will be guided into the more suitable family camping area to ensure that everybody young and old, enjoys the whole festival experience and should the typical British weather fail you, there will also be some undercover spots to keep you dry.

Tickets are now on sale from the website at https://www.110above. com/.

Bloodstock Catton Park, Derbyshire Thursday August 8 to Sunday

August 11 If heavy metal is your choice of music then Bloodstock is the festival for you, it’s as heavy as heavy metal gets.

Both the Ronnie James and Sophie Lancaster stage will be graced with the most talented heavy metal acts across three days of full on metal with 2019 headliners including Sabaton, Anthrax, Scorpions, Metal Church, Code Orange and even more yet to be announced.

The two stage names have been dedicated to Ronnie James Dio, a rock musician from the band Black Sabbath who died from stomach cancer in 2010 and Sophie Lancaster, a teenage victim of a hate-crime who died in 2007.

Not content with offering the very best of heavy metal music, the festival also pulls out all of the stops to ensure its fans do not go hungry, with a mouth-watering selection of food offerings from the Texas Smoker, Perfect Pizza, Coffee and Waffle, Ranch House Burger, Mac N Cheese, The Chicken Shop, Shaken Udder Milkshakes and more.

For vegetarian­s anad vegans Bloodstock has your back covered too, with the Wandering Veggie, The Hip Chick, Perfect Spud and Ravi Ollie there’s an array of street food vendors on hand providing the best festival munch!

With an impressive seven campsites to choose from, as we all a quiet campsite - ideal for families and those wanting to stay clear of the late night revellers and designated bbq areas and free water points, Bloodstock 2019 looks set to be a good one.

Get your tickets quick as some camping options have already sold out, visit the website to book yours now at http://www.bloodstock.uk. com/.

Back to the 80s and 90s Cattows Farm, Leicesters­hire

Friday August 30, Saturday August 31 and Sunday September 1

Back to the 80s and 90s festival is the UK’s fastest growing nostalgic music festival, taking you back in time to relive your memories of the 80s, 90s and 00’s.

See your favourite pop groups, boybands, DJ’s and artists as they ascend onto Cattows Farm for the ultimate cheese-fest!

The 2019 line up is sure to excite festival goers with performanc­es from the Vengaboys, B*Witched, Heather Small, S Club, East 17, DJ Sammy, Sash! and many more.

When festival goers are not at the stage areas, they can opt to play games in the 90s retro and games console area or get competitiv­e on the Mario championsh­ips, Pac-man competitio­n or both.

Last year’s event also offered a classic movie chill out arena so you can sit back, relax and watch your favourite movies from the 80s and 90s.

For an extra glamorous experience, festival goers can also take advantage of the glamping packages giving you VIP car parking, exclusive toilet access and luxury pamper suites with mirrors, hair dryers and straighten­ers as well as free phone charging sockets, a luxury hot tub and prosecco experience and two free bottles of wine.

Tickets for both the camping and day experience are now on sale from https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/.

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