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Mud, madness and Muse at Leeds festival… Say the words ‘British Festival’ to any music fan and you will instantly conjure up images of mud, wellies, beer and bands and I’m happy to announce that Leeds festival this year was no exception. Reading and Leeds festival are the festivals for the true music lovers. This isn’t just a … read more»

Bombay Bicycle Club have announced that they will be releasing their third album in August. A Different Kind Of Fix will be released on 29 August and will be preceded by a new single, Shuffle, on 22 August. The band, who are a favourite with students and festival goers alike, have been together for just over three years and recorded the album … read more»

Get your phones and Internet cables ready as Leads and Reading Tickets go on sale at 7.15pm tonight. There are no early bird tickets left so the final batch will go this evening and we all know how quick those little blighters go. As usual the festivals are over the August Bank Holiday weekend. The line up will be announced at 7pm 15 mins … read more»

At the beginning of this summer we launched a summer bloggers campaign with Relentless Energy Drink to find bloggers to cover a series of summer festivals such as Reading/Leeds, Relentless NASS and Lovebox and after months of amazing blogs, brilliant photography and several festival hangovers we’ve found our winner. Drum roll … read more»

On the whole, I really enjoyed Leeds Festival. The line-up, although being the best in recent years, wasn’t that awesome; out of all the acts that performed throughout the entire weekend, I only wanted to see a handful.  Fortunately this meant very few time clashes! The shuttle service between Leeds & the festival was the best … read more»

Firstly, a huge thank you to Laura [Who's Jack] and Natalie [Radiator PR] for this opportunity to blog for Relentless at Leeds Festival; especially for Nat who spent a lot of time on Friday securing a photography pass for my camera.  Leon and I had an awesome weekend!! So, an over all review of Leeds Festival.  Generally speaking it was … read more»

The final day of Leeds Festival 2010 seemed to come and go very quickly!  We woke up pretty late, ran around our house like maniacs to try and leave on time… the weather was pretty rubbish with loads of clouds and a really strong wind and we knew there was nothing else for it than our WINTER coats and wellies.  I kid you not, hoodies, … read more»

Yesterday was Day #2 of Leeds Festival.  The weather was equally as gloomy as Friday but with most of the days must-watch line up on the main stage instead of the tents, we were hoping some rain dancing would keep the worst of the clouds away! First band of the morning – I mean, afternoon – was the rather lovely Motion City … read more»

After a slow start to the day, we got into the arena in time to watch The Rats, AKA the Gallows, play their set on the Lockup Stage.  Not a bad way to start the weekend, as Gallows’ Frank Carter gets the crowd moving with an eclectic mix of old and new songs.  This energetic set was finished off with members from equally high-powered … read more»

Yesterday I broke my Leeds Fest virginity. Was it all fireworks…? Not quite – I’d liken it more to sparklers! – Never the less, a pretty good start to a weekend. If you’ve not been to Leeds Festival before, I’d compare its arena size to Sonisphere and yet seemed to be full of around 5x more teenagers – the crowded … read more»