European Festivals
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Strong first lineup drop!
always had an eye on these but never actually made it to one of them, they also had Theo Parrish this year
On a recent episode of the No Tags podcast (recommended) they refer to Krankbrother as something like “everyone’s favourite promoter of huge inherited generational wealth” or words to that effect
Yep - the Clancy family. Their dad was owner of uk building company Clancy Docwra net worth supposedly of £40M https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-beds-bucks-herts-51404317.ampalways had an eye on these but never actually made it to one of them, they also had Theo Parrish this year
On a recent episode of the No Tags podcast (recommended) they refer to Krankbrother as something like “everyone’s favourite promoter of huge inherited generational wealth” or words to that effect
TiffyBarrett
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Heading to Verbier for Polaris in November. Not a true festival per se but across 2 days so, is it?
My first ski season was in Verbs and haven’t been back since so I’m really excited about it!
My first ski season was in Verbs and haven’t been back since so I’m really excited about it!
jimmiz
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FantasticHeading to Verbier for Polaris in November. Not a true festival per se but across 2 days so, is it?
My first ski season was in Verbs and haven’t been back since so I’m really excited about it!
Went to the one they had with Dixon 2021 I think, thought it was a really good set up. Good location & sound system and the drink prices didn't seem to bad, for London anyway hahaalways had an eye on these but never actually made it to one of them, they also had Theo Parrish this year
On a recent episode of the No Tags podcast (recommended) they refer to Krankbrother as something like “everyone’s favourite promoter of huge inherited generational wealth” or words to that effect
The Sun God
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I would dearly love to attend this and one pal has been twisting my arm. The setting, music, crowd sound perfect. Better start saving now... how much all in, roughly, for say 5 days?
Moha
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It is a festival.Heading to Verbier for Polaris in November. Not a true festival per se but across 2 days so, is it?
My first ski season was in Verbs and haven’t been back since so I’m really excited about it!
Couple of clubs/bars beside the main event.
elmooreo
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Ticket I think was £160, flights say £200. Accommodation can be cheap - also if you book as a group it is cheaper, so let’s say £50/60 per night for a basic Airbnb? Think I did Thursday to Monday on £500 spends including supplies and some nice lunches…so could deffo do it cheaper. I think overall it comes in around £1200???
Loads better value than glasto/Ibiza
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eclipse15
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I would argue your Glastonbury point- £375 ticket, camping included, 5 days, can take all the food/drinks you want (sun not included…)
elmooreo
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Yes sorry… I was thinking of years Id done Worthy View. In my head Glasto around £1k all in if you do worthy view and spend on food, drink and supplies, which feels worse value than Love Int considering you fly there. You obviously can do Glasto much more cheaply if you take all your booze and scran and don’t glamp.
Airbnb prices is Tisno seem to be creeping up, although exchange rates/their switch to euros could be playing a part - not sure.
In 2022 we stayed 9 nights for £500 but the same apartment for 7 nights this year is £740.
All the same, still think it’s good value and the town is cheap and the festival is great!
eclipse15
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That's fair- I've always gone on the motorbike (no parking fee), camped on site and taken all my drinks in. Only spend is on grub and some bits and bobs. Reckon I'll do next year on £600 max. Even less if I work it and don't have to buy a ticket!
