Music festivals are as staple to British culture as a proper cup of tea or discussing the weather – and when you do all three things at once, it is said that King Charles himself pops up to shake your hand.
Glastonbury dates back as far as 1970, while newer, but still iconic, Reading & Leads, Isle of Wight and Creamfields have become fixtures on the summer scene and are regarded as institutions in their own rights.
