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XLR Festival 2014 – back with a bang
XLR Festival is back for 2014 and there’s loads of stuff on offer – for free.
Into music? Fancy learning from the professionals? Knowle West Media Centre has got it sorted with four days of music, art, sports and more.
From 12th-15th August, the festival will be rammed with big names such as Lady Nade, With Nell & I, Gardna and many others – check out the official line-up below:
Credit: XLR Festival
It’s free entry all week, which makes XLR the perfect opportunity for everyone on their summer holidays to go for a cheap day out. There’ll be the chance to take part in workshops, try local food and meet professionals who all work in a variety of different areas. These include lyric writing, recording, music videos and photo-shoots.
This guy’s going to be there, he’s pretty amazing:
It’s an incredible opportunity. If you’re interested in music or any part of the industry then don’t let this one slide. Knowle West Media Centre is only a cycle or bus ride away from the centre of town, and super easy to find. Did I mention it’s FREE?!
Find out more about XLR Festival here and if you’ve got any questions then Tweet at @xlrfest and they’ll be happy to help. Directions to the centre can be found here on their website
Thinking of going? Maybe you’d like to write about the festival for us here at Rife magazine? Find out how to get involved here and let us know on twitter @Rifemag
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