Fortunately, the summer of 2021 offers up hope that we will be able to go back to enjoying music festivals in the company of fellow fans of some of our favorite artists. Europe always has a great and diverse slate of music festivals, and here are three of the top ones that you should consider checking out next year!

Primavera Sound

Barcelona, Spain will be home to Primavera Sound next year, one of the most exciting music festivals in Europe. Highlights of next year’s star-studded, musically diverse event include Tame Impala, Young Thug, Gorillaz, and Tyler the Creator.

Location: Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona, Spain
Dates: June 2-6, 2021

Rolling Loud Portugal

Hip-hop lovers have to make plans to attend Rolling Loud Portugal, the European version of an event that began in Miami, Florida. Held on the scenic Praia da Rocha beach, you’ll find rappers and hip-hop artists such as Cardi B, Rick Ross, and Stormzy performing next July at this exciting festival.

Location: Portimão, Portugal, Praia da Rocha Beach
Dates: July 9-10, 2021

Glastonbury

Glastonbury still hasn’t announced any of its artists for the upcoming year, but let’s be honest: arguably the world’s most famous festival is going to have plenty of tantalizing acts to see. Held on a farm in rural southwest England, this pioneering music festival will be sure to feature some of rock and pop’s hottest artists.

Location: Pilton, England, Worthy Farm
Dates: June 23-27, 2021

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Meadows in the Mountains, Bulgaria

Ever been to a music festival 850 meters high? You won’t get the big-name headliners here but you can watch the sunrise from the mountains while listening to DJ sets and taking in the festival’s unique atmosphere.

Secret Solstace, Iceland

Several great band’s and DJs play at this Icelandic festival which will exceed your expectations. It’s in a beautiful location too.

Dimensions, Croatia

Dimensions take place in an abandoned fort and provide top line-ups including the likes of Bonobo and Kraftwerk.

Primavera Sound, Spain

This Barcelona festival’s lineup gets better and better each year.  Arctic Monkeys headlined with Björk, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds in 2018.

Tomorrowland, Belgium

Want to head to the biggest electronic music show on Earth? Tomorrowland is definitely the one you cannot miss.

Defqon.1, Netherlands

Defqon.1 leads the way for hard dance music. It has a killer reputation and a sister edition now exists in Sydney, Australia.

Glastonbury, UK

It’s the UK’s version of Coachella. Everybody wants tickets and everybody worth seeing is there. Tickets are pricey but it’s always worth it.

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Fortunately, the summer of 2021 offers up hope that we will be able to go back to enjoying music festivals in the company of fellow fans of some of our favorite artists. Europe always has a great and diverse slate of music festivals, and here are three of the top ones that you should consider checking out next year!

Primavera Sound

Barcelona, Spain will be home to Primavera Sound next year, one of the most exciting music festivals in Europe. Highlights of next year’s star-studded, musically diverse event include Tame Impala, Young Thug, Gorillaz, and Tyler the Creator.

Location: Parc del Fòrum, Barcelona, Spain
Dates: June 2-6, 2021

Rolling Loud Portugal

Hip-hop lovers have to make plans to attend Rolling Loud Portugal, the European version of an event that began in Miami, Florida. Held on the scenic Praia da Rocha beach, you’ll find rappers and hip-hop artists such as Cardi B, Rick Ross, and Stormzy performing next July at this exciting festival.

Location: Portimão, Portugal, Praia da Rocha Beach
Dates: July 9-10, 2021

Glastonbury

Glastonbury still hasn’t announced any of its artists for the upcoming year, but let’s be honest: arguably the world’s most famous festival is going to have plenty of tantalizing acts to see. Held on a farm in rural southwest England, this pioneering music festival will be sure to feature some of rock and pop’s hottest artists.

Location: Pilton, England, Worthy Farm
Dates: June 23-27, 2021

The post Make Plans for These Top European Summer 2021 Music Festivals! appeared first on Traveler Master.

Meadows in the Mountains, Bulgaria

Ever been to a music festival 850 meters high? You won’t get the big-name headliners here but you can watch the sunrise from the mountains while listening to DJ sets and taking in the festival’s unique atmosphere.

Secret Solstace, Iceland

Several great band’s and DJs play at this Icelandic festival which will exceed your expectations. It’s in a beautiful location too.

Dimensions, Croatia

Dimensions take place in an abandoned fort and provide top line-ups including the likes of Bonobo and Kraftwerk.

Primavera Sound, Spain

This Barcelona festival’s lineup gets better and better each year.  Arctic Monkeys headlined with Björk, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds in 2018.

Tomorrowland, Belgium

Want to head to the biggest electronic music show on Earth? Tomorrowland is definitely the one you cannot miss.

Defqon.1, Netherlands

Defqon.1 leads the way for hard dance music. It has a killer reputation and a sister edition now exists in Sydney, Australia.

Glastonbury, UK

It’s the UK’s version of Coachella. Everybody wants tickets and everybody worth seeing is there. Tickets are pricey but it’s always worth it.

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