If there's anything I enjoy more than music, it's a music festival!
Last year, I went to V Festival where I saw Ed Sheeran, Bastille, George Ezra and Example take to the stage, along with headliner, Justin Timberlake.
In 2013, I attended Reading Festival where Chase and Status, Biffy Clyro, Disclosure and Eminem were just a few names on the line-up.
I'd always wanted to go to a festival so, for both occasions, I looked at all of the line-up's for the majority of music festivals and decided on my favourite. The idea of live music, staying up late, camping with your friends and a whole new festival wardrobe really appealed to me.
This year, I'm going to Wireless Festival in July, just for one day. The line-up is great; Avicii, Kendrick Lamar, Childish Gambino and Gorgon City, just to name a few. I can't wait.
But, for those of you who haven't seen the line-up's, or are deciding on which UK festival you want to attend, here's my list of top 5 UK music festival's for 2015:
1. Boardmasters
Boardmasters has definitely landed this year. The Cornwall based festival, held on the beach, has two of the biggest headliners; Bastille and Rudimental, as well as loads of other huge names. Dancing until the sunset next to the crashing waves seems like the perfect way to celebrate summer, and the organisation of the festival is brilliant.
Skate, BMX and surfing competitions mean there's something for everyone, and gives you a chance to do something a bit different when you wait for the music to begin. One to check out this year - you won't be disappointed!
2. Lovebox
Lovebox is one of the biggest up-and-coming dance festivals, with huge names being announced this year; including headliners Rudimental and Snoop Dogg. Held at Victoria Park in London, this event will take place on the 17 and 18 July.
For dance lovers, this is the place to be. Two days of non-stop partying will leave you wanting more and trust me - this festival certainly has more to come.
3. Wireless
This year, Wireless is celebrating it's 10 year anniversary - and it's doing it in style. With the 3 day festival being held on the 3/4/5 July, it's already starting to sell out quickly. Drake, Avicii, Kendrick Lamar, David Guetta and Nicki Minaj will be the headlining acts, with many other huge names also taking to the stage.
To make the tenth year one to remember, Wireless have set up a one-off day festival on 28 June. This event is also being held in Finsbury Park, and sees performances from Friday's headliner Drake, Rita Ora, Kid Ink as well as many other international names.
4. Creamfields
Creamfields is probably the UK's biggest dance festival and this year, have only got better. Oliver Heldens, Tiesto, Rebel Sound, Kygo and Sub Focus are just a few of the international dance names to be included on this year's line-up.
Creamfields for me definitely has the best line-up out of all of the UK festivals this year; I just wish I could go. This festival will one hundred percent finish your summer with a bang, and leave your August bank holiday weekend being the best one yet!
5. V Festival
V Festival is hosting it's 19th event during the penultimate weekend of August. V has welcomed some of the biggest names in the business over the years and still continues to go above and beyond expectation, including this year, announcing Kasabian, Calvin Harris, Sam Smith and Stereophonics as just some of the artists to perform. V festival has included over 50 artists to perform this year - from every genre of music.
If you already have plans for this year, don't worry, I'm sure the 20th V Festival next year will be one for the diary!
Love this post! I am going to Wireless - I'm so excited!!!! XX
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Thanks so much, you're blog looks good too. So am I, less than 2 weeks to go now!! X
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