Riot Noise & Mucky Weekender Launch a Game-Changing DJ Opportunity — Warming Up for Norman Jay MBE on a Festival Main...
I’ve never been a “festival camper.” Usually, I’m the one opting for a day ticket, a designated driver, or—if the...
GuilFest 2026 delivered a friendly, well-organised family festival packed with nostalgic acts, singalong moments and a warm community atmosphere. From Sophie Ellis-Bextor and The Proclaimers to Haircut 100, Kula Shaker and Heather Small, the weekend had plenty to enjoy — though limited vegetarian food, sound delays and a lack of shade held it back from being even better.
A longstanding Wickham staple, Johnny Kalsi and The Dhol Foundation headlined the main stage on Friday night, delivering a wall of traditional dhol drums and thumping bhangra beats that made sitting still completely impossible. Even those glued to their loungers all day were up dancing. They returned on Saturday for a frenetic DJ set complete with audience bhangra lessons—by the end, no one knew their left from their right, but anything goes at Wickham! Photos taken by Ian White
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Our Isle of Wight Festival review covers the music, camping, atmosphere and vegetarian food, with performances from Calvin Harris, The Cure, Teddy Swims, Rick Astley and Rita Ora.
Southampton’s Mucky Weekender All-Dayer at The Brook was a vibrant success, celebrating dub, ska, and reggae. The inclusive event showcased top-tier performances and a community-driven atmosphere. Highlights included the venue’s revamped garden and exceptional sound, cementing The Brook’s reputation as a premier South Coast destination for high-energy independent music.