efestivals.co.uk

Advantages: Good up-to-date info
Disadvantages: Lack of info about specific bands

If you are intent on a “festival experience” then you might want to check out www.efestivals.co.uk before you go. As far as up-to-date info goes, this site is great. The line-up’s for Reading/Leeds were announced on Tuesday and I went straight to this site to hear the good (or bad) news. Much to my surprise this site had been updated with the latest info at 10.00am which for a non-official site is pretty impressive. The site is ...
...cave man type guy to make you feel at home (you meet a lot of these strange types at festivals) – if you click on him at anytime he’ll take you back to the home page, so he’s odd but helpful. There’s in-depth info about Creamfields, Reading/Leeds, Glastonbury (sadly not on this year), T in the Park, Homelands and a few others. As it’s Leeds I’m most interested in (it’s local and I’ve been the last two ... Read review

Advantages: everything that you could possibly need to know about festivals
Disadvantages: can't think of any

I have been attending festivals for a few years now, this year i am lucky enough to be going to my fourth glastonbury, I found this site fairly early on my festival life and it has become my most visited site. You can find all sorts of information on here, from when and where festivals take place to what you should take and what to do about those oh so famous festival toilets. All the information that you find on here is written by people with many ...
...be trusted. Neil, the man behind this website, devotes his entire life to it, the website is his full time job, and you soon become to appriciate the effort that goes into this. Even the rumoured line ups for the festivals are generally accurate, if it says 'strong rumour' then you can put your money on that band playing. The site is very easy to navigate, and has had its servers improved recently, it did not even crash when glsatonbury tickets ... Read review