Lollapalooza – Chicago, Illinois

Lollapalooza is one of the most popular music festivals of all time and it’s been around for years. This summer, it’ll be taking place during the weekend of July 29th to August 1st, and the headliners will include Miley Cyrus, Foo Fighters, and Post Malone.

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Bottlerock Festival – Napa, California

If you’re someone who digs the rock sounds of Guns N’ Roses, Foo Fighters, and Stevie Nicks, you’re in luck this summer because they’ll be headlining Bottlerock Festival. The event will take place from September 3rd to September 5th, capping off the summer perfectly.

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Bonnaroo – Manchester, Tennessee

Bonnaroo is yet another classic festival that always delivers, and it’ll be back this year during the same weekend as Bottlerock, from September 2nd to September 5th. Among the performers will be Tame Impala, Lana Del Rey, and countless other big names.

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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

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Working within the context of Classical Music, the festival has several strands that developed over the years, notably the Renaissance and Baroque Music, the Music Lab—Varna, and the Intermezzo program that runs together with the city’s International Theatre Festival. There are also programs for children, cross-genre events mixing with exhibitions, films, and dance.

The festival was honored in 2019 with the EFFE label, a European quality stamp, and was named one of the 24 best festivals in Europe, a testament to the ambitious programming. In 2020, the festival takes place in open-air venues and if the pandemic is still with us in 2021, we assume the festival will find a way to take place.

Over the years, the festival hosted some of the world’s best and most renowned musicians, conductors, and orchestras including the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, baritone Hugo Oliveira, and acclaimed pianist Toshiki Usui. The festival runs from July until October and is a must-go for classical music fans.

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What most people don’t know is that the festival actually didn’t take place in Woodstock, it took place on Max Yasgur’s Dairy Farm in Bethel, NY, 40 miles southwest of Woodstock. Today, a monument stands in the field commemorating where those 450,000 people crowded around to hear some of the greatest performers of the 20th century.

In addition to the monument, the Museum at Bethel Woods tells the story of the famous Woodstock festival and how this 3-day monumental event was almost canceled due to many technicalities. There are hands-on art workshops for all ages and it is a must-see if you are driving past the monument! The museum re-opened on June 13th and is close to New York City and Pennsylvania.

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This spring, check out these fantastic festivals across the continent.

Lollapalooza Chile 

March 27-29, Santiago, Chile

One of the most famous festivals in the continent is Lollapalooza Chile, which is held at O’Higgins Park from March 27 to 29 this year. 2020’s festival will be the tenth in its history and feature artists such as Guns n’ Roses, Travis Scott, and Vampire Weekend.

Estereo Picnic

April 3-5, Bogota, Colombia

Colombia’s capital will host the Estero Picnic festival from April 3rd to 5th. The country’s biggest alternative music festival is visited by over 60,000 people annually, and big acts including The Chemical Brothers, James Blake, and Latin favorite Cultura Profetica are expected to make it rock this spring.

Asuncionico

March 31 and April 7, Asuncion, Paraguay

Asuncion, Paraguay is often a forgotten city in the Latin landscape, but Asuncionico will give you yet another reason to visit this bustling city on March 31 and April 7. This year, you’ll be able to hear acts like Cage the Elephant, The Strokes, and Lana del Rey at Jockey Club.

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Donauinselfest (Vienna, Austria)

Over 3 million people attend this Austrian festival each year. It is officially the biggest music festival in the world and it hosts over 200 acts on 11 stages. It’s also completely free to enter!

Mawazine Festival (Morrocco)

Annual attendance for the Mawazine Festival sits at around 2.6 million. The festival celebrates Moroccan culture but also pulls in international artists like Christina Aguilera.

Rock in Rio (Brazil)

The largest festival in South America is also one of the most exciting festivals in the world. It hosts some of the biggest names in the music industry and is extremely colorful and a whole load of fun.

Woodstock (Poland)

Woodstock ’69 may be one of the most famous festival events in history, but one of the biggest festivals in the world at present is Woodstock in Poland. They pull in some pretty big names and entry is also free.

Summerfest (U.S.A.)

Coachella is not, in fact, the largest festival in the U.S. It’s actually Summerfest, which pulls in shy of a million people. The popularity largely comes from the fact that tickets cost a measly $20.

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Here are some music festivals in the US that you should check out in summer 2019.

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival (Manchester, Tennessee: June 13-18)

This iconic music festival, held on a massive farm in rural Tennessee, is hot, sweaty, and a lot of fun. This year, superstar acts like Childish Gambino, Post Malone, Cardi B, and Kacey Musgraves will light it up at Bonnaroo.

Lollapalooza (Chicago, Illinois: August 1-4)

Perhaps the most iconic music festival in the US is this Chicago affair, which draws massive crowds. Taking the stage this year in Grant Park will be Ariana Grande, Twenty One Pilots, J. Balvin, and Lil Wayne.

Outside Lands (San Francisco, California: August 9-11)

If you’re looking for a festival with a memorable backdrop, this festival held in Golden Gate Park is second-to-none. Here, you can see an eclectic lineup featuring classics like Neil Simon and modern artists such as Leon Bridges and The Lumineers.

Woodstock 50 (Watkins Glen, New York: August 16-18)

The first big music festival ever held was Woodstock, and this year will be a celebration of its fiftieth anniversary. Jimi Hendrix might not strum the Star-Spangled Banner this time, but you can hear acts like Miley Cyrus, Sturgill Simpson, Chance the Rapper, and Jay-Z.

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Sauti za Busara

Sauti za Busara means “sounds of wisdom” and is the largest music festival in East Africa. Located in the Stone Town of Zanzibar, there’s nothing cooler than being on an island and hearing all sorts of amazing music! The festival happens every February, and if you’ve ever needed an excuse to go to the gorgeous island, now’s your chance to start planning.

Rocking the Daisies

Rocking the Daisies is a festival in the Western Cape of South Africa, and it is the biggest festival of its kind in the country. In the past, there have been huge international names on the lineup, and they always have a ton of different stages with all sorts of acts. They even have a comedy stage, which is always a fun addition to a festival.

Bushfire

This festival in Swaziland combines music, art, theater, and more, and it’s totally family friendly! A lot of traditions get put into the festival, so it’s a really cool cultural experience for people of all ages.

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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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Lollapalooza – Chicago, Illinois

Lollapalooza is one of the most popular music festivals of all time and it’s been around for years. This summer, it’ll be taking place during the weekend of July 29th to August 1st, and the headliners will include Miley Cyrus, Foo Fighters, and Post Malone.

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Bottlerock Festival – Napa, California

If you’re someone who digs the rock sounds of Guns N’ Roses, Foo Fighters, and Stevie Nicks, you’re in luck this summer because they’ll be headlining Bottlerock Festival. The event will take place from September 3rd to September 5th, capping off the summer perfectly.

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Bonnaroo – Manchester, Tennessee

Bonnaroo is yet another classic festival that always delivers, and it’ll be back this year during the same weekend as Bottlerock, from September 2nd to September 5th. Among the performers will be Tame Impala, Lana Del Rey, and countless other big names.

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The post Check Out These Music Festivals in Summer 2021 appeared first on Traveler Master.

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.

Working within the context of Classical Music, the festival has several strands that developed over the years, notably the Renaissance and Baroque Music, the Music Lab—Varna, and the Intermezzo program that runs together with the city’s International Theatre Festival. There are also programs for children, cross-genre events mixing with exhibitions, films, and dance.

The festival was honored in 2019 with the EFFE label, a European quality stamp, and was named one of the 24 best festivals in Europe, a testament to the ambitious programming. In 2020, the festival takes place in open-air venues and if the pandemic is still with us in 2021, we assume the festival will find a way to take place.

Over the years, the festival hosted some of the world’s best and most renowned musicians, conductors, and orchestras including the Vienna Chamber Orchestra, baritone Hugo Oliveira, and acclaimed pianist Toshiki Usui. The festival runs from July until October and is a must-go for classical music fans.

The post Plan a Trip to Bulgaria for the Varna Summer International Music Festival appeared first on Traveler Master.

What most people don’t know is that the festival actually didn’t take place in Woodstock, it took place on Max Yasgur’s Dairy Farm in Bethel, NY, 40 miles southwest of Woodstock. Today, a monument stands in the field commemorating where those 450,000 people crowded around to hear some of the greatest performers of the 20th century.

In addition to the monument, the Museum at Bethel Woods tells the story of the famous Woodstock festival and how this 3-day monumental event was almost canceled due to many technicalities. There are hands-on art workshops for all ages and it is a must-see if you are driving past the monument! The museum re-opened on June 13th and is close to New York City and Pennsylvania.

The post Visit the Site of the Historic 1969 Woodstock Festival appeared first on Traveler Master.

This spring, check out these fantastic festivals across the continent.

Lollapalooza Chile 

March 27-29, Santiago, Chile

One of the most famous festivals in the continent is Lollapalooza Chile, which is held at O’Higgins Park from March 27 to 29 this year. 2020’s festival will be the tenth in its history and feature artists such as Guns n’ Roses, Travis Scott, and Vampire Weekend.

Estereo Picnic

April 3-5, Bogota, Colombia

Colombia’s capital will host the Estero Picnic festival from April 3rd to 5th. The country’s biggest alternative music festival is visited by over 60,000 people annually, and big acts including The Chemical Brothers, James Blake, and Latin favorite Cultura Profetica are expected to make it rock this spring.

Asuncionico

March 31 and April 7, Asuncion, Paraguay

Asuncion, Paraguay is often a forgotten city in the Latin landscape, but Asuncionico will give you yet another reason to visit this bustling city on March 31 and April 7. This year, you’ll be able to hear acts like Cage the Elephant, The Strokes, and Lana del Rey at Jockey Club.

The post Visit These South American Music Festivals in Spring 2020 appeared first on Traveler Master.

Donauinselfest (Vienna, Austria)

Over 3 million people attend this Austrian festival each year. It is officially the biggest music festival in the world and it hosts over 200 acts on 11 stages. It’s also completely free to enter!

Mawazine Festival (Morrocco)

Annual attendance for the Mawazine Festival sits at around 2.6 million. The festival celebrates Moroccan culture but also pulls in international artists like Christina Aguilera.

Rock in Rio (Brazil)

The largest festival in South America is also one of the most exciting festivals in the world. It hosts some of the biggest names in the music industry and is extremely colorful and a whole load of fun.

Woodstock (Poland)

Woodstock ’69 may be one of the most famous festival events in history, but one of the biggest festivals in the world at present is Woodstock in Poland. They pull in some pretty big names and entry is also free.

Summerfest (U.S.A.)

Coachella is not, in fact, the largest festival in the U.S. It’s actually Summerfest, which pulls in shy of a million people. The popularity largely comes from the fact that tickets cost a measly $20.

The post These Are the Biggest Music Festivals in the World appeared first on Traveler Master.

Here are some music festivals in the US that you should check out in summer 2019.

Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival (Manchester, Tennessee: June 13-18)

This iconic music festival, held on a massive farm in rural Tennessee, is hot, sweaty, and a lot of fun. This year, superstar acts like Childish Gambino, Post Malone, Cardi B, and Kacey Musgraves will light it up at Bonnaroo.

Lollapalooza (Chicago, Illinois: August 1-4)

Perhaps the most iconic music festival in the US is this Chicago affair, which draws massive crowds. Taking the stage this year in Grant Park will be Ariana Grande, Twenty One Pilots, J. Balvin, and Lil Wayne.

Outside Lands (San Francisco, California: August 9-11)

If you’re looking for a festival with a memorable backdrop, this festival held in Golden Gate Park is second-to-none. Here, you can see an eclectic lineup featuring classics like Neil Simon and modern artists such as Leon Bridges and The Lumineers.

Woodstock 50 (Watkins Glen, New York: August 16-18)

The first big music festival ever held was Woodstock, and this year will be a celebration of its fiftieth anniversary. Jimi Hendrix might not strum the Star-Spangled Banner this time, but you can hear acts like Miley Cyrus, Sturgill Simpson, Chance the Rapper, and Jay-Z.

The post Four American Music Festivals to See This Summer appeared first on Traveler Master.

Sauti za Busara

Sauti za Busara means “sounds of wisdom” and is the largest music festival in East Africa. Located in the Stone Town of Zanzibar, there’s nothing cooler than being on an island and hearing all sorts of amazing music! The festival happens every February, and if you’ve ever needed an excuse to go to the gorgeous island, now’s your chance to start planning.

Rocking the Daisies

Rocking the Daisies is a festival in the Western Cape of South Africa, and it is the biggest festival of its kind in the country. In the past, there have been huge international names on the lineup, and they always have a ton of different stages with all sorts of acts. They even have a comedy stage, which is always a fun addition to a festival.

Bushfire

This festival in Swaziland combines music, art, theater, and more, and it’s totally family friendly! A lot of traditions get put into the festival, so it’s a really cool cultural experience for people of all ages.

The post You Need to Visit These Music Festivals in Africa 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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