Fill That Glasto-Shaped Hole: 40 Best UK Festivals You Can Still Book
Forget Worthy Farm! This summer offers a festival for every taste, from intense woodland raves and psychedelic sonic adventures to scenic fell walks and lively barbecue gatherings. The best part? Some don't even require pitching a tent.
Download Festival
Dates: 10 to 14 June
Location: Donington, Leicestershire
The enduring appeal of early 2000s sounds and styles is undeniable, with nu-metal legends Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park set to headline the UK’s premier rock festival. They'll be joined by rock icons Guns N’ Roses, upholding Donington's rich 'Monsters of Rock' legacy. Beyond the main acts, attendees can delve into a more intense sonic landscape featuring Blood Incantation's cosmic death metal, Drain's high-energy hardcore, and Die Spitz's distinctively cool doom-punk fusion.
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