- Beautiful Days
- Belladrum Tartan Heart
- Ben and Jerrys Sundae Festival
- Bingley Music Live
- Cornbury Music Festival
- Creamfields
- Elvis Forever
- Field Day
- Freeze Festival
- Global Gathering
- Green Man Festival
- Hard Rock Calling
- Harvest at Jimmys
- High Voltage
- Isle of Wight Festival
- Kendal Calling
- Kew Summer Swing Festival
- Latitude Festival
- Leeds Festival
- Little Noise Sessions
- Lovebox Weekender
- Mammoth Festival
- Mannifest
- Newmarket Nights
- Next Big Thing
- Norfolk Spectacular
- Outside In Festival
- Rockness
- Secret Garden Party
- Serpentine Sessions
- Slam Dunk
- Sonisphere
- South West Four
- Summer Sundae Weekender
- T in the Park
- The Great Escape
- V Festival
- Wakestock
- Wireless Festival
- Wyeside Music Festival
Outside In Festival Tickets
Outside In Festival Tickets
When we think of music festivals our minds are usually drawn to the huge outdoor summer events that become the focus of the music press and fans alike. But whilst most of the festivals do indeed take place during the warmer time of year, there are festivals designed specifically to beat the winter blues and to keep music fans occupied until the summer comes back round.
One such festival is the Outside-in Festival, which takes place in the winter season (January in 2010) and attracts thousands of fans. Housed within The Sage Gateshead, where 3,000 people can witness some big name groups, it is a great way to experience the delights of the summer during the colder months.
Alongside other winter spectacles, it has featured names like Pixie Lott and more during the 2010 festival, with additional acts like LostProphets, Marina and the Diamonds, The Courteeners, Tajo Cruz, Example, Erik Hassle, Sugababes, Alphabeat, N-Dubz and others. The event is also presented by Channel 4, ensuring a quality experience with the backing of professionals behind the scenes. So if you are longing for the return of the summer months and want to experience some big name stars, look no further than Outside-in Festival tickets as soon as they become available.
The Sage Gateshead, situated in the North-East city on the south bank of the River Tyne, is regularly used to host some big events and as a result has earned a reputation for its ability to stage renowned shows and help in regenerating the area around Gateshead Quays. As such, the area also encompasses the Gateshead Millennium Bridge, the BALTIC centre for Contemporary Arts and more. In addition to the Outside-in Festival, it has attracted acts such as Robert Plant, Elbow, Bob Geldof, Grace Jones, James Brown, Morissey, Nancy Sinatra and more.
So all in all, fans of the summer music festivals who believe that there is something lacking in the winter should het to The Sage Gateshead during the colder months where, providing they are armed with Outside-in Festival tickets, they will be able to experience some great music. It is likely to be a great experience that retains the atmosphere of the summer events and one that should not be missed.
