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Summer is approaching fast
The UK may still be the true home of the festival scene, but for how much longer? Despite the might of Glastonbury, there are now some serious overseas contenders on the market, with the (almost) guaranteed sunshine proving appealing to festival-goers the world over.
Already, many festivals have announced their line-ups for 2014, so if you need to focus on something other than the return to work, check out what we know about the foreign festival scene so far for 2014 - and the festivals we reckon are worth checking out this summer...
The Northern Irish metal band are heading on tour
A stellar range of bands and talks for sister event
Because Beyonce doesn't do enough already
According to leaked documents, the pair could be planning something massive
'Iconic' is on Madonna's forthcoming album
Flogging Molly will make their UK festival exclusive
Sub Focus, Claude Vonstroke and more also announced
Band explain meaning behind title
To fundraise for International Network of Street Papers
The musician will play one UK tour date in November
The elegant soul singer is coming to the capital
The instrumentalist will visit London, Porstmouth, Manchester + more
The song is taken from the band's forthcoming album
Show will mark LP's 20th anniversary
Courtney Barnett also appears exclusively
The singer performed standng on a table without a PA system
Flea confirmed the news, then swiftly removed the tweet
The beautiful Welsh festival shares first names for summer
The singer will join the likes of Taylor Swift and Royal Blood
'I shall leave them to their cannibalistic flesh-eating bloodlust'
It's fair to say some were more pleased than others...
New tracks and classic aired at The Dome in London
The Death Row Records CEO ran over two men, killing one
The Oasis songwriter believes things have gotten too safe
See Nicki Minaj, Drake and so much more
The station apologised, but has been censured by Ofcom
Royal Blood, Bastille and many more join Metallica