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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Entertainment
Molly Raycraft and Rupert Jones

UK music festivals: how to save money on your summer fix

Festival fans enjoy the Lathums during day two of the Tramlines festival at Hillsborough Park in 2021
Festival goers at the Tramlines event in 2021. Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images

The cost of living crisis may be biting hard but what is almost certainly Britain’s most expensive music festival – costing up to £325 a person for only one afternoon and evening’s entertainment – doesn’t seem to be having any problems shifting tickets.

Soho House festival, taking place in Gunnersbury Park, west London, on two separate days, 6 and 8 July, has already sold out its first day, and its well-heeled clientele can look forward to sets from the likes of DJ Pete Tong, Kelis, Tom Grennan and Sugababes. To be fair, that hefty price (the event only runs from 2pm until 10.30pm) includes unlimited food and drink.

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