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Taking place in Southsea Common, the fun-filled Victorious Festival returns to the area from August 25th to 27th. With the unique setting of being nestled right next to the Solent, it’s always a must-see event for music fans of any genre. Taking on the headline slot on the Friday night are English funk-pop legends Jamiroquai, who…
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As Victorious Festival concludes, Miles Frost summarises its memorable moments.
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Featuring the very popular Lewis Capaldi and James Bay, Miles Frost details the successes of day 2 of Victorious Festival.
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Miles Frost outlines the best bits of the first day of Victorious Festival 2019.
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Victorious Festival down on Portsmouth Seafront will have The Libertines, Kaiser Chiefs, and Jerry Williams – what more could you ask for?
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This year’s wide range of entertainment and support of local artists made up for its lack of diversity in the line up.
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The day to experience the best of the multiple stages and numerous food stalls. Saturday of Victorious 2017 did not disappoint (26/08/17).
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Check out these six amazing artists performing at Victorious Festival 2017 including Will Joseph Cook and Jerry Williams.
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If you’re staying in Southampton this summer, it might be worth popping on the train on the 24th August for Portsmouth’s Victorious Festival, which is hosting an impressive selection of indie favourites and local acts. Over the weekend, the main stage hosts a diverse mix, from 80’s funk band Level 42, to Maximo Park and…
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Morgan McMillan critiques this year’s Reading and Leeds line-up, raising issues on gender inequalities in the live music scene.
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Sophie Trenear reviews day two of Download Festival, including sets from Black Sabbath, Deftones and Megadeth.
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This year’s Slam Dunk Festival, held in Leeds, Birmingham and Hatfield over three days, sees iconic headliners Panic! At The Disco and Of Mice & Men perform for the thousands of pop-punk and punk-rock fans attending the festival’s tenth anniversary. But with over seven stages and a multitude of bands, groups and performers, deciding who…
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Major festivals are overpriced and underachieving; perhaps it’s time for something new?