Oh March, we were expecting you, you have no idea how much! Ladies and gentlemen, the month of rebirth is here: our desire for outdoor time is blooming, at the same time as nature, to get out of our winter hibernation. And with spring approaching, one of the activities we want to do the most is enjoy good music, maybe in a large park. And what makes that all possible, if not good old music festivals, of course? There are so many all over the world, most of them after March: some of these festivals are truly incredible, motivating thousands of people to get traveling. It’s not just about Coachella, Burning Man or Glastonbury: this time, we would like to introduce you to lesser known festivals that are just as fun as the famous ones! Follow or guide, and get ready to break your piggy bank: it’s time to party!
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- Ultra Japan – (16th, 17th, 18th Sept 2017), Electro House, Progressive House
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- Meadows in the Mountains, Bulgaria (9th, 10th & 11th June 2017) For real hippy people! (and don’t miss the post-fest pool party)
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- i-Days Festival, Monza – (15th, 16th, 17th, 18th June 2017) – Rock, punk and Indie
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- Bestival, Dorset, UK – (From the 7th to 10th September 2017) – This festival is also known for its social and environmental commitment and for this reason has been nominated for the Green Festival Award.
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- Festival Internacional de Benicàssim – Spain (From 13th to 16th July) – A huge multi-genre music!
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- Dimensions Festival – Croatia (From 30th August to 3rd September 2017) – Underground electronic and urban music festival, super close to the sea!
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- Latitude Festival – Henham Park, UK (From 13th to 16th July) – The biggest offering of music, theatre, dance, film, cabaret and literature.
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- Splendour in the Grass – Australia (From 21th to 24th July) – Happy hippies!
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- Exit Festival – Serbia (From 6th to 9th July) – One of the Best European Festivals.
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- FYF Fest – Los Angeles (22nd and 23rd July 2017) Rock, Indie! What are you waiting for?