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Post-Reading blues? 10 brilliant festivals still to come this year
There's still plenty to look forward to
Schools are starting, festivals are ending and it's about to rain for the next nine months solid - but fear not! There are still festivals that need attending and some amazing acts to be watched throughout the rest of the summer
This weekend alone has Electric Picnic, The Big Feastival and End of the Road festival all on offer. With acts like The Flaming Lips, Kelis, Portishead and Foals all plying their trade at some of the biggest festivals of the summer.
There are huge line ups still to be observed throughout Europe. Outlook festival takes place in Croatia and plays host to acts such as Busta Rhymes and Andy C at the start of September, whilst Paris is the venue for the Pitchfork Festival.
Take a look at what is still to come...
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