It makes the festival scene in the UK a unique and popular one, with an abundance of choice on offer for people nationwide making the festival season the musical highlight of the year. So make sure you get festival tickets as soon as possible.
Since 2003, one festival has been attracting a sizable audience to its location at Escot Park in Devon. This is the Beautiful Days festival, which has naturally grown in size considerably since its early days and can now boast an anticipated line-up with each year. So not only will audience members enjoy a fantastic festival with the unbeatable atmosphere they have come to expect, but also some glorious live music to boot. As a result, audiences will be quick to get hold of Beautiful Days tickets as soon as they go on sale.
The festival is organised by the popular English rock band The Levellers, famous for songs such as “What a Beautiful Day” and “Hope St.”, who have played on the main stage of the event each year and proven to be a remarkable and exciting band to see live, even after so many decades in the business. Consisting of Mark Chadwick on vocals and guitar, the band also includes Simon Friend on the guitar and other instruments, Jez Cunningham on bass guitar, Matt Savage on the keyboards, Jon Seyink on the fiddle and Charlie Heather on the drums. Since they first emerged on the scene in the 1980s – and released their debut album in 1990 – they have been an influential force in live music.
And this is something they have maintained with the Beautiful Day festival, which includes a glorious line-up each year to go alongside them. In the first year of the event in 2003 it featured the likes of Dreadzone, Miles Hunt, Hybrid and more, with the festival continuing right up to the modern day with a further array of big name acts. It means that by 2008 it was featuring the likes of Supergrass, Cage the Elephant and Squeeze amongst others, with the new decade in 2010 beginning with a line-up including James, The Wailers, Newton Faulkner, British Sea Power, New Model Army and more – plus, of course, the Levellers.
So make sure you take Beautiful Days tickets into account when deciding on a festival for the summer, with the three-day event taking place each year in August. The event is a welcome part of the UK festival line-up and will continue to attract a sizable crowd well into the future. It proves that there really are festivals for everyone across the country.
