2013 Festival Guide
PRE-FESTIVAL PLAYLIST
01 White Noise Disclosure
5-8 SEPT 2013 Robin Hill Country Park, Isle of White BESTIVAL T
he ingeniously named Bestival is back. Dubbed ‘Te Isle Of White’s little brother’ it surely has a chunky load of expectation on its back. Te line up is, once again, a glorious and envied creation. Like always they’ve mixed
mainstream music with the more alternative bands, which brings their appeal to a whole new range of audience members. With a jumble of Rudimental and Disclosure juxtaposed with Bombay Bicycle Club and James Blake, the acts unexpectedly meld together to form a diversely exceptional line-up. Te Isle of White is a renowned location for festivals, so it’s only fitting for Bestival’s previous success. With this year’s fancy dress confirmed to be ‘HMS Bestival’, following a nautical theme, you can expect to see a wide spattering of seamen (ahem), ranging from sailors to merpeople. As well as the outstanding line-up, Bestival has a plethora of non-musical entertainment up for grabs. Te Grand Palace Of Entertainment encompasses just that, with a range of comedy, cabaret, games and various other oddities. Bestival is brimming with creative elements, which is illustrated on their website
www.bestival.net, designed in such a way to embody the artistic vibe of the Festival and give a small taste of what Bestival 2013 is set to be like. For more information regarding the line-up or general festival information visit the aforementioned webbysite.
02At Home Crystal Fighters
03Ivy & Gold Bombay Bicycle Club
04The Rockafeller Skank Fatboy Slim
05Another Love Tom Odell
DON’T MISS Wu Tang Clan
PRE-FESTIVAL PLAYLIST
01 Youth Daughter
13-15 SEPT 2013 Portmeirion Village, North Wales FESTIVAL NO. 6
countryside that people find hard see as truly British. With an abundance of sub-tropical vegetation and carefully made Mediterranean like architecture, once there, it’s easy to forget you’re in the UK. Te festival takes place within the Village, carving the way for a surreal and spiritual experience. Tis year’s line- up is also looking good, with My Bloody Valentine and Manic Street Preachers being festival exclusives, as well as having the likes of James Blake, Chic and Nile Rogers, Everything Everything and, Lianne La Havas performing to top the bill. Art and Culture have also stepped with a vast variety of acts such as John Cooper Clarke, Paul Morley, DBC Pierre and many more. Festival No. 6 is brimming with potential, with its setting, the elusive ‘woodland rave’ and the line up, what more could you want? So you should probably make your Portmeirion pilgrimage this coming September, be astounded by the architecture, sleep in a castle, have a rave in the woods, listen to some DJs or just wander the village and be pleasantly surprised at every corner you turn. For more information on this upcoming and much anticipated festival, visit
www.festivalnumber6.com.
W 20 /August 2013/
outlineonline.co.uk
ith Portmeirion Village as its revisited location, Festival No.6 entices hundreds without having to even know the line-up – which ends up is a real bonus to boot. Te village is surreal, a blip in the British
02Cough Cough Everything Everything
03When You Sleep My Bloody Velentine
04I Told Her on Alderaan Neon Neon
05Two Cousins Slow Club
DON’T MISS My Bloody Valentine
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