Virtually the same? Irish festivals look to innovate in new online iterations: The festival sector could well be hard hit by the pandemic lockdown--but a number of entrepreneurial Irish events are making waves with their online editions

• Authors : Tivnan, Tom

• Source: The Bookseller. July 17, 2020, Issue 5893, p8, 2 p.

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Eat, drink, and empty your pockets: today's rock festivals may be full of Sixties spirit, but the spectacle and sensation go back to ancient rome

• Authors : Sandbrook, Dominic

• Source: New Statesman (1996). June 20, 2011, Vol. 140 Issue 5058, p39, 3 p.

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DIARY

• Authors : Horowitz, Anthony

• Source: Spectator. June 24, 2017, Vol. 334 Issue 9852, p9, 1 p.

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Fin de Fiesta

• Source: American Theatre. Oct, 2013, Vol. 30 Issue 8, p14, 2 p.

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At Berkeley, 'Free Speech Week' Cost Plenty

• Authors : Quintana, Chris

• Source: The Chronicle of Higher Education. Oct 6, 2017, Vol. 64 Issue 6, pA16, 2 p.

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On the road again, turn the page: forget Dizzee and Gorillaz, the real stars of the festival circuit this summer could well be authors. Francesca Ronai explores why music fests are becoming increasingly literary

• Authors : Ronai, Francesca

• Source: The Bookseller. June 25, 2010 Issue 5438, p27, 2 p.

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Festival business bucks the recession: if you're spending this weekend listening to music in a muddy field, you're part of a significant economic trend, says Janice Warman: festivals are Britain's boom sector

• Authors : Warman, Janice

• Source: Spectator. August 29, 2009, Vol. 310 Issue 9444, p28, 2 p.

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Making Hay: the Hay Festival is in full swing, but it is no longer confined to a small town in Wales. Tom Tivnan gets the inside story of how director Peter Florence has made his festival international

• Authors : Tivnan, Tom

• Source: The Bookseller. May 29, 2009 Issue 5384, p22, 2 p.

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Financial barriers, among other factors, have forced the organizers of Oxford Folk Festival to cancel this year's event

• Source: Sing Out!. Spring, 2011, Vol. 54 Issue 2, p15, 1 p.

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Woodstocks for the mind: the music industry's use of live events to make money in not a panacea for the book trade

• Source: The Bookseller. June 25, 2010 Issue 5438, p23, 1 p.

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Earlier this Spring, WUMB Radio, the producer of the Boston Folk Festival, announced that the 2009 Festival had been cancelled because of the current economic climate and the lack of a major sponsor

• Source: Sing Out!. Summer, 2009, Vol. 53 Issue 1, p15, 1 p.

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Bologna focused on deals, despite notable absences

• Source: The Bookseller. March 27, 2009 Issue 5375, p6, 1 p.

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On Thursday August 16, Sheffield (U.K.) folk artists came together to aid flood victims in one of the areas most badly impacted by the recent torrential rain affecting England this summer

• Source: Sing Out!. Autumn, 2007, Vol. 51 Issue 3, p14, 1 p.

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Festival in the Desert

• Source: Sing Out!. Fall, 2004, Vol. 48 Issue 3, p17, 1 p.

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