The festival will welcome what it calls a “strengthened network of industry partnerships and a newly confirmed cohort of international delegates” to this year’s event.
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Starting in Bristol on 23 May before moving to Nottingham on 24 May, the latest announcement celebrates local acts from the two cities.
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Wyclef Jean, YG Marley and Zion Marley join the line-up for the 7 August daytimer.
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6 Music’s Cam Pia and FaT OuT founder Emma Thompson on the importance of bringing culture to your doorstep.
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The Scottish promoters also add Daria Kolosova, Southstar and Ben Techy to its 2026 line-up.
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The platform combines AI agents, embedded multi‑currency banking and working capital financing for independent festivals and event promoters.
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Mike Godolphin, entertainment director at Butlin’s, tells us how Butlin’s is appealing to a new era of holiday camper.
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Indie act Ratboys, Turkish psych band Derya Yıldırım & Grup Şimşek and UK electronic group Factory Floor also join the 3-6 September weekend.
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No Art Open Air festival will stage its 2026 edition at Manchester’s Bolesworth Castle on Saturday 30 May 2026.
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Beat The Street’s total fundraising has reached £604,155 since it was launched by DHP Family in 2018, the festival says.
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