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inSYNC’s Weekly Festival News (March 27th 2017)

March 27, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

As summer draws ever closer and the evenings getting lighter, we all wait in anticipation for this year’s marathon of festivals. This week, exciting lineups from Bestival and Boomtown, as well as a small announcement from London day festival Eastern Electrics. Bestival After thirteen successful years at Robin Hill Country

Our Interview With Lauren Lo Sung

March 26, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Hailing from Liverpool, Lauren Lo Sung is one of the UK’s best up and coming tech/house DJs. Already gaining herself a residency at one of Birmingham’s best nightclubs, the young female producer has got a bright future ahead of her. Sung already has some high profile gigs lined up including

inSYNC’s ‘Needed’ Track of the Week: ‘You’re In Love With A Psycho’ by Kasabian

March 24, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Kasabian has had a fanatic couple of years; releasing their fifth studio album ’48:13′, headlining Glastonbury, touring worldwide and playing a massive homecoming gig to celebrate their hometown of Leicester winning the Barclays Premier League. The band haven’t stopped working and, although it’s one of the most uninspired album covers you’ll

Full Mutiny Festival Lineup Announced

March 23, 2017 No Comments Luke Jackson

Mutiny have announced the full lineup for the fourth instalment of the festival this year.Grammy-winning American Rapper 50 Cent will headline the Saturday night of the festival almost two years after his last UK performance. Also joining the main stage bill is London Rapper Lethal Bizzle, as well as Majestic, George

Luciano & Friends Comes To London’s Printworks

March 22, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Swiss DJ Luciano has made history within electronic music on a global scale with his Cadenza Records imprint and the infamous Luciano & Friends parties. The five-time DJ Awards winner is now bringing one of his parties to London’s hottest new underground music venue. A leading tastemaker in techno and house since

inSYNC’s Weekly Festival News (March 20th 2017)

March 20, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

This week’s festival news comes from a Hertfordshire’s very own Standon Calling festival. After announcing two headliners last month, the festival has now released this year’s Sunday night closer. Standon Calling Standon Calling is our favourite small UK festival. The festival brings a unique family-orientated vibe couple with great food,

Ed Sheeran Is Glastonbury’s Final 2017 Headliner

March 16, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

After the normal cascade of rumours surrounding Glastonbury’s headliners, pop sensation Ed Sheeran has been officially announced as Glastonbury 2017’s Sunday night headliner. The twenty-six-year-old broke records with his third studio ÷ (Divide), that was released last week, and now he is poised to take to the Pyramid Stage in June.

Isle of Wight Festival Strengthen Lineup

March 13, 2017 No Comments Luke Jackson

Isle of Wight Festival have continued to strengthen their 2017 lineup with the addition of seventeen new acts. Joining already announced headliners Run DMC, David Guetta, Arcade Fire and Rod Stewart will be Alex Francis, Alison Moyet, Bang Bang Romeo, Imelda May, The Kooks, Lucy Spraggan, Melanie C, Paradisia, The

inSYNC’s Weekly Festival News (March 13th 2017)

March 13, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Festival news continues to roll in with another district lineup from Boomtown, Truck Festival releases their full 2017 lineup and Bestival shows us what their new campsites will be named at their new home in Dorset. Boomtown Fair Boomtown truly is one of the UK’s festival wonders. It’s a non-commercial

Why You Should Be Excited About Parklife Festival 2017

March 10, 2017 No Comments Tobi Stidolph

Parklife is not just a recognised song by the ever-infamous Britpop icons Blur, Parklife Festival is based in Heaton Park, in Manchester, right in the opposing area of their notorious rivals, Oasis. This event, which originated as the Mad Ferret Festival, was first established in Platt Fields Park but was