Discover some new festivals this September

Don't fret, festival season is by no means over. Here are some festivals this September to keep the summer vibes going.

Yonder Festival – 30th September 2017 – West England

Yonder is all about the community, they want this to be the perfect platform to showcase local talent to a large audience. Add to this an impressive list of headline acts and together it'll become something incredible that celebrates the best of local, national and international talent.

You can get your tickets here.

Tokyo World Weekend Festival – 23rd – 24th September 2017 - West England

Developing from a homegrown party, it’s grown into a festival that’s firmly cemented in many festival lover’s calendars. With fantastic installations and huge headline acts it’s a great excuse to continue the summer vibes.

You can get your tickets here.

Beyond The Tracks – 15th September – 17th September 2017 – West Midlands

Beyond The Tracks is a brand new, three day, green field festival taking place at Birmingham’s Eastside City Park in September. Featuring some of the most revered names in UK music and the brightest new stars, the festival is a welcome addition to the musical offering of the UK’s second city.

You can get your tickets here.

One Love – 1st September – 3rd September 2017 – South England

One Love Festival a melting pot, a multi-cultural multi-ethical, free trade and environmentally-friendly event, buzzing with creativity, fun, ideas and soul. One of the most diverse and unique festivals in the UK, the One Love Festival offers something for everyone and is an experience that should not be missed. Bringing together all the facilities and allures of a large-scale event but with the personal touch of a small, independent occasion.

You can get your tickets here.

Wilkestock – 1st – 3rd September 2017 – East England

Wilkestock Charity Music Festival is fiercely independent and dedicated to raising money for two charities, Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research and Keswick Mountain Rescue. Wilkestock began its life as an outdoor party for a few friends in 2006 by brothers Tom and Olly Wilkes. Having grown through word-of-mouth and due to the great success of the event, it's got a bit bigger since those days. Seven years on and the festival still retains it's home-grown ethos and commitment to championing new, local and international artists.

You can get your tickets here.