Podcasts about Bestival

UK-based artist Daryl Stay is the living embodiment of Acid House. A fan of electronic music since the ‘80s, his technical skills and passion for music has seen him perform at some of the best venues in the world. Exciting fans with his wide spectrum musical palette in world-famous Space, Ibiza and Bestival to name but a few. Signed to everyone from Carl Cox's Intec Digital to Steve Bug's Poker Flat, Daryl's studio talents have soundtracked many nights, helping him to attain top flight support from Laurent Garnier, Richie Hawtin, Ben Sims, Slam, Joris Voorn and more. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/   Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer   Keep up with SLAM: https://fanlink.tv/Slam  Keep up with Soma Records: https://linktr.ee/somarecords    For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Whattup Kitchezz?Thanks for coming back and tuning in to part two of the Best of the Bestival episodes. This one's a doozie. This week we have Jordan Long, The Weber Brothers, MP: Mike Morrice, Bestival founder: Tim Moher, MPP: Aislinn Clancy, Mayor: Barry Vrbanovic, I the moutain, Karen Heckman, and Waterloo region chair: Karen Redman. Thanks to this year's sponsors: The Foundry Tavern/The Underwing, Encore Records, The Duke of Wellington, The Elmira Vintage Guitar show, The Belmont Village Bestival, Room 47/Hophouse/White RabbitIf you'd like to support our show by purchasing some merch, or if you have a question for us, shoot us an email at kitchenerfamous@gmail.com Til next time .... Keep it Kitchener

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Hey friends! Welcome back to an all new season of Kitchener Famous with Jesse and Jay. We want to thank you for coming back and listening. Today's episode features our "on sight investigative journalism" skills from last year's Belmont Village Bestival.Because so many of the artist's graciously took time to chat with us, we had to split this episode into two parts. This episode features our chats with: Matt Weidinger, Danny Michel, John Orpheus, Steve Strongman, Rob Szabo, Tammy Lawrence, Isy Aboagye, Cheryl Lescom and Sydney Jones. It's all here on our season 5 debut episode of Kitchener Famous. And while we have your attention, we would like to thank this year's sponsors:The Duke of Wellington, Hop House/ White Rabbit, The Foundry Tavern/The Underwing, Encore Records, The Belmont Village Bestival & the Elmira Vintage Guitar Show. Remember to support local this year. It's more important now than ever.

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Find Paul at silkythecomedian.com + Laugh At Leeds courses he teaches (including the In At The Deep End residentials) via LaughAtLeeds.com f: paulsilkywhitei: @silkythecomedianComedian since 1994. As seen on The Stand-Up Show (BBC), The World Stands Up (Paramount), Comics Lounge (AUS).Veteran of 10 Edinburgh Fringes, and festivals worldwide including Glastonbury's Legendary Cabaret Tent, Melbourne Comedy Festival, Bestival, the Green Man, and the final Towersey Folk FestivalPicture Olaf Falafel/Tringe Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Robby on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/robdabank1973/Slomo Wellness: https://slomo.me/Rob da Bank joins Adam in a captivating conversation that delves into his diverse journey through music, wellness, and festival culture. With over three decades of experience, Rob reflects on his early influences, from playing the trombone in a brass band to discovering the vibrant Manchester music scene. He shares insights into his significant role in launching the iconic Bestival festival and how it transformed the landscape of boutique festivals in the UK. The discussion also explores his passion for wellness, including his ventures into meditation, sound baths, and contrast therapy with the innovative sauna experiences he has created. Listeners will find inspiration in Rob's dedication to melding creativity with health, ultimately leading to a fulfilling and varied life in the music and wellness industries.Exploring the multifaceted journey of Rob Da Bank reveals a life punctuated by musical milestones, transformative experiences, and an unwavering commitment to community wellness. Rob reminisces about his upbringing in a small village, where musical influences were ever-present through family and local bands. His early forays into playing instruments like the trombone and piano laid the groundwork for a burgeoning passion for music that shifted from classical to the vibrant pop culture of the 80s. This shift propelled him into the world of DJing during his teens, where he began to blend various genres, epitomizing the eclectic spirit that would later define his career. Rob emphasizes the value of musical education, acknowledging how it shaped his understanding of composition and rhythm, critical elements that would serve him throughout his professional life.As his career evolved from DJing to journalism, Rob found himself at the epicenter of the UK music scene in the 90s, where he garnered invaluable experiences interviewing artists and attending legendary club nights. His work in music journalism provided a unique platform to connect with influential figures, ultimately leading to the conception of Bestival—a groundbreaking festival that combined diverse musical acts with immersive experiences. Not only did Rob share the challenges of orchestrating such a large-scale event, but he also pointed out the creative risks involved in maintaining relevance in an ever-evolving festival landscape. The conversation meanders through the festival's growth, its eventual decline, and the birth of Camp Bestival, showcasing Rob's adaptability and vision in navigating changes within the music and festival industries.Rob's transition into wellness signifies a profound evolution of his personal and professional ethos. He delves into his latest venture, Slow Mo, which aims to revolutionize the wellness experience through contrast therapy. By blending saunas and ice baths, he seeks to create communal spaces that foster connection and healing. Rob passionately discusses the physical and mental health benefits of these practices, emphasizing their accessibility and potential to enhance everyday life. His vision for the future of wellness reflects a desire to create shared experiences that transcend traditional boundaries, inviting a wider audience to embrace the transformative power of self-care. Ultimately, this episode encapsulates Rob Da Bank's dynamic life journey—an exploration of sound, community, and wellness, all interwoven into a narrative of growth and connection.Companies mentioned in this episode: Bestival Sunday Best Worldwide FM Wall of Sound Music Magazine KISS FM Big Chill Boomtown Secret Garden Party ...

Whats up Kitcheez? Are you ready for our season closer? In this episode, we sat down at the Belmont Bestival fundraiser with local producer, singer/songwriter and..err.. Gleek? Miss Amanda Kind. Amanda has been an inspiration to a ton of up and comers and wonderful musicians alike. Her blend of pop, rock and country makes for a wonderful listen whether your mending a broken heart, drinking whiskey in a bar somewhere, or enjoying a beautiful summer evening on a patio.. she kind of paints a picture of all things pop/country. She also is now the MD for local music sensation "KW Glee" for both adults and children. Kitchener Famous has decided to release this episode in coordination with the opening festivities of the Belmont Bestival this weekend (Sept 13/14 2024). It is a free festival so we would encourage you to come down to Belmont village in Waterloo, Ontario. Please visit some of the wonderful vendor booths and catch Jason and Jesse on the mainstage at Belmont and Glasgow where they will be MC ing and conducting an array of interviews for Season 5's opening episode already deamed "S5 E1- The Best of the Bestival" coming this winter. If you would like to support our show, please follow us on social media @kitchenerfamouspodcast and check out some of our merch for sale. We do drop off in the tri city area Please send all merch requests to kitchenerfamous@gmail.com Thank you for your support! Sincerely, The Kitchener Famous Podcast Team

Thanks for tuning in to episode number 25 the High Frequency Podcast.We are now on Youtube! You can see the full video episode of this podcast over at youtube.com/@thehighfrequencypodcast7525If you have found some value in the podcast and continue to benefit from the free content, please consider becoming a monthly patreon subscriber to help me continue bringing you free educational videos. You can do so by heading over to; https://www.patreon.com/TheHighFrequencyPodcastSimone has been spinning vinyl in London, Europe, Egypt and Ibiza since 1999. She's had  residencies at clubs in London such as The End and Match Bar. She's also played many other underground clubs across london, festivals such as Bestival and Snowbombing, and more recently living in ibiza with a residency at Benirras Elements playing at villa fashion and art private parties.  Between 2000 and 2004, she managed the record label “Kog Transmissions” where she promoted  New Zealand electronic music and brought artists to play in London at Fabric nightclub.In 2020 she moved back to New Zealand and started a weekly radio show on AoteaFM great barrier island where she aimed to showcase a journey into electronic sound exploring the origins and genres.Most recently, I saw Simone play a fully vinyl set at Shipwrecked festival which was exactly what was needed at the time of the afternoon that she played. It was deep, groovy, a little bit of early 2000's and had the dancefloor moving till the early evening.You can catch Simone via the links below:Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/simonefougere Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/djsimonefougere Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/simonefougereSupport the Show.

We're all so used to being in a constant fight or flight mode, you might not even realise that your body has the potential to be in a much calmer state. In this chat with Fearne, DJ and meditation teacher Rob da Bank explains how practicing Yoga Nidra is a way to help your body digest stress. He also talks about why we all need to slow down to combat burnout, and how sauna and cold water therapy can help with this. Plus, Fearne and Rob both share the stressful behind the scenes realities of organising big festivals – Happy Place Festival and Bestival respectively – as well as how they see their time as Radio One DJs now... Now you've heard about the benefits of Yoga Nidra, you can find a quiet space and do a practice yourself. Head back to the Happy Place feed and you'll find another episode – Rob will guide you through a beautiful Yoga Nidra there. For even more of Rob's Yoga Nidra practices, download the Happy Place app. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Sharlene Hector is playing Grace / Alice in Standing at the Sky's Edge at the Gillian Lyne Theatre. Originally written as a love letter to Sheffield, Standing at the Sky's Edge has transferred to the West End following triumphant runs at the National Theatre and  Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. The show is directed by Robert Hastie, featuring songs by Richard Hawley and book by Chris Bush.Sharlene previously worked in music before transitioning into theatre. She made her West End debut as Lorraine in Hairspray at the London Coliseum, also covering and playing Motormouth Maybelle before touring the UK and Ireland as the alternate Effie White in Dreamgirls. Most recently Sharlene played Thought 1 in the UK premiere of A Strange Loop at the Barbican Centre. In the music world, Sharlene was Lead Vocalist in Basement Jaxx and Blonde. She has sung backing for the likes of Alicia Keys, Muse, Emeli Sandé, Sam Sparro, Primal Scream, Rebecca Ferguson, Lalah Hathaway, Tinie Tempah, Josh Groban and Michael Bublé.  Sharlene has performed at Glastonbury, V Festival, Bestival and Wireless with her television appearances including Alan Carr's Epic Game Show – Name That Tune (ITV), X Factor (ITV), Top of the Pops (BBC), Sounds Like Friday Night (BBC) and Later with Jools Holland (BBC).Sharlene previously recorded an episode of In The Frame in 2022 during her run in Dreamgirls. In this episode, she discusses her reflections of playing Effie White, what A Strange Loop taught her and why she fell in love with Standing at the Sky's Edge... plus lots more!Standing at the Sky's Edge runs at the Gillian Lyne Theatre until 3rd August 2024. Visit www.skysedgemusical.com for info and tickets. Hosted by Andrew Tomlins  @AndrewTomlins32  Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.uk Visit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts.  46s Film Making 46s: Filmmakers talk origins, challenges, budgets, and profits.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

This week we got ecstatic with Bestival curator and creator Mr Rob Da bank as he brought his breathwork to Ibiza and the dome of Pikes for the final edition of Cosmic Pineapple.  It has been an incredible summer for the man who brought the very last round of free parties to ibiza and Rob explains that breathwork was a natural progression for him as he has been meditating since his twenties.  He says Noise is not a drawback for him and he can meditate anywhere these days, from nightclubs to Mosquito fuelled fields.  Catch the full Episode with Robby as he gives us his perspective of Ibiza after all these years partying here back in the day as a now 50 year old father of four. www.theresetrebel.com 

On this week's episode, musician, actor, writer, producer, podcaster and by Martin's admission, a pretty decent footballer - it's the only man who can rock up to the studio wearing socks and crocs and get away with it, Jordan Stephens! We're chatting growing up in the limelight, getting lost at Bestival with a fox, being humbled & some wicked tales from the set of Star Wars. Make sure you subscribe and leave a 5 star review! If you'd like to share the times you've been a resourceful rascal, or want to get in touch, send an email to Hello@RestlessNativesPodcast.comPlease review Global's Privacy Policy: https://global.com/legal/privacy-policy/

Today just happens to be the most important day of the month. And for thousands celebrating the Bestival on Baxi, it might be the most important day of their lives. Grease your pans. Start your ovens. It's time to save a skyland.

Series ThreeThis episode of #TheNewAbnormal podcast features Jonathan Wise, co-founder of Purpose Disruptors, who believes that the advertising industry needs to step into the responsibility of helping to address our climate and ecological emergency. His background is as a strategic planner, with 15 years experience in major London advertising agencies and a Masters degree in Sustainability & Responsibility. Jonathan then co-founded the ‘Purpose Disruptors' group, whose goal is to create a bottom up movement within the ad industry, that will act in solidarity to meaningfully tackle climate change.  He's also a regular public speaker e.g.  at D&AD, the Austrian Embassy, Bestival, the MBA programme at Imperial College London, and ‘MayDay', an anarchist's resource centre. I found his views to be a compelling insight into leading-edge thinking about the actions that need to be taken regarding the climate & ecological emergency, and the role that adland (in particular) needs to play in order to enact a positive and constructive role.

Welcome back to Trve. Cvlt. Pop! you fave ever music podcast. Steve is back and, looky here, Sam is back too! This week on the show, it's a bumper massive episode. Mainly because Sam has now heard Wake Up Boo by The Boo Radleys. That alone is worth about 5 hours of chat isn't it?No. Obviously not. Actually, the main chat comes as we take a dive into the state of the UK festival market, previewing all of the big fests, and some not so big ones, that we possibly can. So you'll get our thoughts on Glastonbury, Download, Reading and Leeds, Isle Of Wight, Bestival, Slam Dunk, Creamfields, British Summer Time, All Points East, Outbreak, 2000 Trees, Arc Tan Gent, Bloodstock and, of course, Mighty Hoopla, plus many more. It's going to be a... summer! ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

The sun is starting to peek it's head out and we are about to embark on festival season. With Shropshire being such a cool festival county, it seems fitting that we sit and discuss one of the biggest festivals of the year, Camp Bestival.Alex and Verity are joined by Bestival founder and world famous DJ, Rob Da Bank. There is not much that isn't covered in this interview. Starting off with how does one become a world famous DJ? How was life at BBC Radio One and how far do those relationships go? What are some of Rob's most memorable performances (both good and bad).Of course it is important to talk about the conception of Bestival, how just the right ingredients are blended together to make a perfect festival and why Shropshire/Staffordshire is the perfect spot for such an event.The Shrewsbury Biscuit will be at Camp Bestival. Verity will be there with mics and cameras to document such a fun event. Alex and Rob set out a series of missions for Verity to complete while she is there.If you need to be hooked up with a link for tickets for Camp Bestival it is right here. From the briefing we have here from Rob Da Bank himself, it sounds like it's going to be an epic weekend. Check it out - https://shropshire.campbestival.net/tickets/buy-tickets

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!This week Pip is joined by acting superhero AMAR CHADHA-PATEL!Hopefully you will have encountered Disney+'s 'Willow' by now (previously known as the enigmatic 'UNTITLED DISNEYPLUS PROJECT'), or perhaps even the movie 'Dashcam' - if not, and you're yet to become familiar with Amar, this is a wonderful opportunity to make a fast friend and discover someone who you'll certainly want to keep up on... This is an awesome chat with Pip and Amar, which covers his beginnings working with the All Saints brand and hustling music videos, leading to Bestival projects at which he made first contact with Pip, set design and direction, various intricate tax issues and Twitter storms, process, enjoyment and happiness on set, and how to mature within a complex and unique industry. You'll pick up some true gems along the way but more importantly, hear an uninterrupted chat which you'll thoroughly enjoy. Get yourself started!IMDBWILLOWDASHCAMINSTAGRAMTWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on TWITCHSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONBLAIR TWITCH PROJECTDEBRISNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLE Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

"Performing is everything," says Danielle Moore, and you can tell when she's on stage. The Crazy P front-woman is one of the most cherished and acclaimed vocalists in live music. When she is on stage at the likes of The Big Chill, Bestival, XOYO or Wilde Renate, belting out all manner of catchy cosmic sounds, you cannot fail to be captivated by her energy and style. "When I'm performing I feel like I've stepped into my alter ego and am able to take on any mood. It's very empowering to become detached from my own slightly vulnerable self." It is that charming confidence and that unique exchange of energy with the crowd which makes her every performance an utter thrill.

Our first guest on the podcast is DJ and music producer Rob da Bank, founder of the Bestival brand and a real force on the Island. We interviewed him at his amazing house near Yarmouth - right on the water. On Bestival coming back: “I mean, never say never. There are currently no plans but I tease it now and again.” On the Island: "When you look out the window here on a sunny day you think why would I be living in London when I could be down here?" Catchup with Rob on his Instagram: @robdabank1973Sponsored by Spence Willard Estate Agents, find our property of the week here: bit.ly/SpenceWillardHosted by Harriet HadfieldProduced by Alex WarrenMusic by Mike & Izabella Russell from Music Radio Creative Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Sophie Alloway Today I am talking the awesomely talented Sophie Alloway, what a lovely chat with Sophie about working hard and making contacts by focus and getting out there and playing. Sophie Alloway is a freelance drummer, based in London, working in a variety of musical settings for a wide range of artists. She played drums for rapper Roots Manuva for two years; touring the UK, Australia and New Zealand with him. As well as appearing on Later With Jools Holland, Mercury Music Prize and BBC Introducing she has played top festivals including Glastonbury, Hop Farm, and Bestival; whilst also touring with the Michael Jackson musical 'Thriller'. She was the drummer in a recent Sky TV advert and YouTube videos featuring her have reached well over a million views. She could also be seen performing with Clean Bandit at last year's MTV European Music Awards. Sophie has recorded/performed with David McAlmont, Roots Manuva, Clean Bandit, Kenny Thomas, Hazel O'Connor, Tony Allen, Lydian Collective, Kate Dimbleby, Wild Card, Lei-An, Angelita Jimenez, John Hogg, and West End/TV/film actor Clive Rowe. In the jazz/fusion world she has worked with Jason Rebello, Harvie S, Chihiro Yamanaka, Wayne Brown, Paul Carmichael, Dill Katz, Michael Mondesir, Ugo Delmirani, John Critchinson, Mornington Lockett and George Melly. You can find out more by visiting https://www.sophiealloway.com/ Instagram @SophieAlloway To support the podcast and get access to features about guitar playing and song writing visit https://www.patreon.com/vichyland www.vichyland.com and also news for all the creative music that we do at Bluescamp UK and France visit www.bluescampuk.co.uk For details of the Ikaro music charity visit www.ikaromusic.com Big thanks to Josh Ferrara for the music

Welcome, welcome, welcome to the Distraction Pieces Podcast with Scroobius Pip!This week Pip is joined by author and poet CECILIA KNAPP!A perfect chance to catch up with Cecilia, and a lovely one to file alongside past episodes with DPP alumni Kae Tempest, Polarbear, Musa Okwonga and so on. Cecilia and Pip go back as far as the days of Bestival, and it's lovely to hear about the journey she's taken and the many moments of day and night along the way. We hear about the actual factual nuts and bolts of the process of writing (which includes actual human emotions and real life moments), share some moments of her family all along the way (to those of a more sensitive nature, you might want to tread carefully by the way - it's a touch heavy), hear about her early days and entry points into spoken word and poetry which involves said Polarbear / Steve Camden, as well as the also great Jack Rooke, channeling grief, the CALM organisation, being in creative bubbles, and dipping in and out of characters in her novel ‘Little Boxes'. Hugely inspiring. dive in and enjoy!CECILIA LINKSTWITTERONLINEBOOKSLITTLE BOXESJACK ROOKE / POLARBEARSCROOBIUS PIP on TWITCHSCROOBIUS PIP on INSTAGRAMSCROOBIUS PIP on TWITTERSCROOBIUS PIP on PATREONDEBRISNORTH STAR RISINGPOD BIBLESPEECH DEVELOPMENT RECORDSDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on FACEBOOKDISTRACTION PIECES NETWORK on INSTAGRAMDISTRACTION PIECES PODCAST ARCHIVE See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week we're chatting to Sharlene Hector about transitioning into a new career in theatre, following many successful years in the music world. Last year Sharlene made her theatrical debut as Lorraine in Hairspray at the London Coliseum, also covering and playing Motormouth Maybelle. She is now touring the UK and Ireland as the alternate Effie White in Dreamgirls to huge acclaim. In the music world, Sharlene was Lead Vocalist in Basement Jaxx and Blonde. She has sung backing for the likes of Alicia Keys, Muse, Emeli Sandé, Sam Sparro, Primal Scream, Rebecca Ferguson, Lalah Hathaway, Tinie Tempah, Josh Groban and Michael Bublé.Sharlene has performed at Glastonbury, V Festival, Bestival and Wireless with her television appearances including Alan Carr's Epic Game Show – Name That Tune (ITV), X Factor (ITV), Top of the Pops (BBC), Sounds Like Friday Night (BBC) and Later with Jools Holland (BBC).Follow Sharlene on Instagram: @supasharTo find out more about the Dreamgirls tour, visit www.dreamgirlsthemusical.co.ukHosted by Andrew Tomlins. @AndrewTomlins32Thanks for listening! Email: andrew@westendframe.co.ukVisit westendframe.co.uk for more info about our podcasts. 

Join the Cherry Ice Cream Smile girls as we break down Episode 2 of the show "Backstage Pass" on Tubi TV where a camera crew follows the guys around at Bestival 2015 on the day that Paper Gods dropped!  We love seeing behind the scenes footage and this little episode was a real treat!

Remi Nicole is a writer, director and performer.A native of Holloway, North London, Remi grew up fired by a passion for story-telling, which she explored by endlessly writing music, fiction, plays and poetry. After training as an actress at the Birmingham School of Speech and Drama, she graduated in 2004 then swiftly landed a variety of stage roles including Two Step and Playboy of the West Indies before becoming a regular cast member in BBC TV series Hyperdrive alongside Miranda Hart plus appearances on ITV's William and Mary, The Bill and Holby City (BBC). Known in British fashion circles for her effortless style, Remi went on to guest co-present Freshly Squeezed with Nick Grimshaw in 2007 but it was in the music industry that she became best known, fast cementing her status as a respected singer/songwriter.Garnering widespread and global acclaim from Vogue, MTV, The Guardian and more, Remi became the centre of an A&R bidding war after releasing her first demo. Signing with Island Records, Remi released her debut guitar-based, frank-talking pop album My Conscience and I in 2007, which encapsulated observational wit and relatable real life tales of dead-end jobs, failed relationships and urban London life.Illustrating her natural passion for singing live, Remi has toured with the late, great Amy Winehouse and performed at festivals, namely Glastonbury, Latitude, Bestival, V and T4 at the Beach. In 2009 she released her second album, Cupid Shoot Me, then signed a new publishing deal with Sony ATV before exploring other creative avenues - launching a clothing line, modelling for international brands including Nike and art directing fashion photographic shoots.Remi subsequently moved to LA where she transitioned into writing and directing and created Lit By The Moon, an eight-part drama television series. The plot chronicles Remi's own experience of moving to California and follows a female British singer with an unfaltering belief in the American dream. Now 37 and a Mother of two, Remi has returned to London and is focussing her creative energy on writing and directing and has a number of projects in development.Happy listening :)SteveSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/balancing-acts. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tasha first made her name as a DJ in the drum & bass community, with her mixes being aired by DJ Flight on BBC 1Xtra and Storm making her resident at her Feline night, she became a firm part of the community, going onto play regularly at Renegade Hardware and across Europe. A dedicated head to the core, her exploratory experiences raving at London's techno nights, being behind the counter, selling records at BM Soho and listening to more techno started to make their way into her sets and radio shows when she started out with her residency on Rinse FM. Radio has been a backbone of Tasha's approach as a DJ - expressing her appreciation for electronic music over the course of 4 years on Rinse FM followed by a 3 year residency on Radar Radio. Tasha's DJing style matches this textured background of her influences and has developed into a master-flow of form - weaving tunes together seamlessly from her bass informed home of the UK alongside four four techno forms born in Berlin and Detroit. With an accomplished and atmospheric hold on the dancefloor, her sound is wholly affecting and has taken her to some of the best festivals and clubs in key cities around the world from London to Australia, including Tresor, Glastonbury, Bestival and is a regular at fabric and Corsica Studios. Tracklist via -Spotify: bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

In this episode, I chat with Becky Burchell, a talented and inspiring Arts Producer and Curator who specializes in “Hopeism” - the idea that sharing stories of hope through the arts can help us to imagine and create a better future. Becky is the founder of CHANGE Festival, a new arts festival in the UK which she created as a platform for inspirational performance, music, discussion, and workshops that invited audiences to consider their own role in manifesting positive change.  Becky has previously curated big-name festivals as an Arts Producer (like the UK's Bestival and Camp Bestival), creating areas and experiences across artforms from circus to carnival parades to spoken word. Becky has also worked with folk artist Sam Lee to produce the renowned Singing With Nightingale conservation event series, where musicians perform duets with wild nightingales in the woods. The World We Made premiered at CHANGE Festival 2019 and was a groundbreaking new play that Becky envisaged and produced, set in 2050, and inspired by pioneering environmentalist Jonathon Porritt's book of the same name. Becky is also a Fellow of the Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity, an internationally renowned research centre at the University of Surrey. Fellows explore what prosperity can mean in a world of environmental, social, and economic limits. we talk about how the arts can play a vital role in supporting all of us to be innovative, courageous, and caring in the ways we create change both within our own lives and collectively. CHANGE Festival 2021 will take place at Warwick Arts Centre in the UK from November 5-7 and is offering a hybrid online offering. As part of this Betsy will be leading two online workshops - ‘Resilience Bootcamp: training for the future' on November 6th and ‘Leadership Bootcamp: throw out the rulebook' on November 7. Both are welcome to all and accessible from anywhere in the world (as long as you have an internet connection). They're donation-based, so come along and if you can pay for a place for someone else too! Key Points Discussed: The journey that led her to creating and launching the CHANGE festival (05:42) Taking a completely different approach to activism and how to balance out the doomism all around us (14:30) How people have changed in what they want from entertainment (18:48) Inspiring change through festivals and the arts in general (21:10) Employing playful activism to bring about a better future (28:20) Rise Up: Why the upcoming CHANGE festival will be based on this theme (36:01) Highlighting the story of Rachel Carson, the unlikely activist (40:03) Having productive disagreements while still working together to make the world a better place (43:14) Connect with Becky Burchell: Becky on Twitter www.ChangeFestival.org Chettle Village on Instagram CHANGE Festival's ‘Resilience bootcamp: training for the future' with Betsy on November 6th CHANGE Festival's ‘Rise up and lead: throw out the rulebook' with Betsy on November 7th Connect with Betsy: Betsy on Instagram Betsy on Twitter Betsy on Linkedin Rate, Review, Learn, and Share Thanks for tuning into The Discomfort Practice! If you enjoyed this episode, please drop us a five-star and written review, follow, and share how it has benefited you. Don't forget to tune into our other episodes and share your favorite ones on social media!

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This episode I was lucky enough to have a old good knees up with a friend I've got to know working in the video biz; Director of Photography / DJ / music producer / editor / creator extraordinaire Arlen Figgis! Growing up in an incredibly creative household and leaving school at 16 to pursue DJing and rave culture during the birth of the drum and bass scene, it was clear Arlen was never going to have a boring life. Since his early days DJing at Kool FM, he's filmed years of Gumball 3000 with the likes of Dirty Sanchez and Tony Hawk, toured Europe making cult skate film Zootopia, and even built a stage that now tours UK music festivals like Latitude, Boomtown and Bestival, so it's no surprise that Arlen had more than a few stories to share when I joined him in his incredible self-built studio at his house in North London. If you want to check out Arlen's work or get in touch with him, be sure to check out his instagram @arlenrok and website www.arlenfiggis.com which also has photos of his amazing studio that I fail to do justice in describing at the top of the episode. Finally, make sure you check out www.shack.events/ to find out which UK festival Arlen's awesome Shack will be rocking next. Thanks as always for listening and I'll catch you in the next episode!

Joe is back from holiday and reunited with Dan ‘The Colar Bear' Cole to chat all things campervans, Bestival and Joe's headline talk on the literary stage.Dan's also glad to have his mate back to discuss his frustrations with the Lions' line-out, the tripping incident and the terrible second Test. Which Joe didn't watch. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob Da Bank has been pioneering all things leftfield through his BBC radio shows and the Sunday Best club nights. Out of that grew Bestival and Camp Bestival, setting the template for boutique festivals with their forward thinking line-ups, innovative ideas and fancy dress.Ben Davis and Rob chew the cud on wild swimming, David Lynch, meditation, booking festivals, Norway, radio and plenty more.David Lynch Explains Transcendental Meditation -  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Em3XplqnoF4Rob Da Bank on Worldwide FM - https://worldwidefm.net/show/rob-da-bank/Camp Bestival -  https://www.campbestival.net/Sunday Best - https://www.sundaybest.net/

In this episode, Kelly is joined by DJ and all round vibe provider Rob da Bank. Having co founded and run Bestival and Camp Bestival for close to 20 years, Rob and his wife Josie are now present in the wellness scene with their enterprise Sleep Retreat and most recently, Camp Earth. Knowing the strains life can have on the body and mind their mission is to create safe spaces for guests to unwind and reconnect. Kelly and Rob discuss that journey into wellness, why bringing people together with music has always been such a drive and how lockdown has affected the da Bank family in the last year.

LISTEN NOW to this week's Podcast with Madame Electrifie on festival sets, Twitch streams, gigs in the Alps, social media plus loads of great advice.  Jo has been behind the decks for around 17 years playing some of the UK's leading venues, including Turnmills and Ministry of Sound. Most summers you can catch her playing sets across all kinds of festival stages at Glastonbury, Bestival, Truefest, Shindig, to name a few, plus she presents her own stages at Boomtown and Beatherder as an extension to her long-standing club promotion called Madame Electrifie's Discotech. She's toured Australia and France plus alongside DJing, she hosts a monthly show for Data Transmission Radio and is a regular contributor to BBC Music Introducing. If that wasn't enough to keep her busy, Madame Electrifie is also one half of Evil Twin with Mini Da Minx, and producer in electronica/trip-hop trio Cassini Circles. Find out more about her HERE: https://linktr.ee/madameelectrifie 

Having created a deep impression on the acoustic blues roots and Americana scene with his last two Nashville recorded albums, Harleys gritty electric album ‘Roll With The Punches’, recorded in a remote chapel deep in the wilds of Pembrokeshire, takes country blues riffs to the electric bottleneck slide guitar and serves them with sweet vocal harmonies. It features some of the UK’s musicians including Rex Horan on Bass, Harry Harding on drums and Jonny Henderson on Hammond organ. This year Martin is nominated as Acoustic Blues Artist of the year and Instrumentalist of the year at the UK Blues Awards. Music Rader placed him #7 in the World Greatest Blues Guitarist poll. In 2018 Martin Harley was ranked #16 in the World’s Best Acoustic Guitarist in Total Guitar Magazine and he was nominated as Instrumentalist of the Year at the Americana Music Association UK Awards. If success can be measured by growing global demand to attend Martin’s dynamic live performances, then perhaps his touring schedule is proof of that. He recently played to a full house at the Union Chapel in Islington, London and has appeared at Edmonton, Vancouver, Canmore and Calgary Folk Festivals in Canada, Glastonbury Festival, Bestival and Beautiful Days in the UK, numerous European and US tours and events including the Americana Music Association UK’s AmericanaFest in London, The Bluebird in Nashville and Tønder in Denmark. martinharley.com

Back with more new episodes for 2021, Nottingham Playhouse’s Amplify Producer Craig Gilbert chats to more artists of national and international renown in our Amplify Podcast series. These conversations cover career and process, as well as offering a few ideas to explore from home during this time of social distancing. This week Craig is chatting to Matthew Xia.Matthew Xia (Director) is the Artistic Director at ATC (Actors Touring Company), a company dedicated to producing and touring new international and cross-cultural plays. Matthew was previously Associate Artistic Director at the Royal Exchange Theatre, Director in Residence at The Liverpool Everyman and Playhouse, and Associate Director at Theatre Royal Stratford East.Directing credits for the ATC include: Amsterdam (Plymouth Theatre Royal / The Orange Tree).Credits for Nottingham Playhouse include: Shebeen (Nottingham Playhouse and Theatre Royal Stratford East) and One Night In Miami.Other directing credits include: Blood Knot (The Orange Tree); Blue/Orange, The Sound of Yellow and Sizwe Banzi is Dead (Young Vic & Eclipse); Dublin Carol (Sherman Theatre);Eden (Hampstead Downstairs); Suckerpunch: Boom Suite (The Barbican & NitroBEAT); Migration Music and Scrappers (Liverpool Everyman & Playhouse); Frankenstein, Wish List (also Royal Court), Into the Woods and Brink (Royal Exchange Manchester); Cinderella, The Blacks and I was Looking at the Ceiling and Then I Saw the Sky (Co-Director, Theatre Royal Stratford East & The Barbican); Mad Blud and Aladdin (Associate Director) and Sleeping Beauty (Theatre Royal Stratford East); Soundbites: Ruth the Divorcee and Barry the Love-Sick Bee (Lyric Theatre Studio & Bestival); Soundbites: Abandonment (Rich Mix); and Wild Child (Royal Court Rough Cut).Composing/Sound Design credits include: Paralympics Opening Ceremony (DJ); The People are Singing (Royal Exchange); Free Run (Underbelly); That’s The Way To Do It(TimeWontWait); Pass The Baton and Bolero Remixed (New London Orchestra); Da Boyz, Family Man, The Snow Queen, Hansel and Gretel, Medea and Squid (Theatre Royal Stratford East).Matthew is a founding member of Act for Change and a trustee for Cardboard Citizens and Artistic Directors of the Future.

Rob da Bank has been getting the party started for decades, ever since he first started DJing in the 1990s. But one of the biggest casualties of the Covid-19 crisis has been live music and festivals, and with the 2021 summer festival season now in doubt, we caught up with Rob to found how he has coped with this radical change in his life. We chat to Rob about how he's managing with homeschooling his four sons at home in the Isle of Wight, and why being able to spend time outdoors and in nature is keeping him going. As the co-founder, along with his wife Josie, of legendary festivals Bestival and Camp Bestival, we also talk about the sense of connection and belonging that people get from festivals, how they're nourishing for our souls and how we're all missing those release valves in our lives because of the lockdowns. Rob has moved into meditation teaching in the past few years, and so we also talk to him about how he's shifted his focus from making people happy through DJing, to helping them discover their true self through meditation. Rob and Josie now run Sleep Retreat, an ‘antidote to 21st century living' where yoga and meditation provide a calm respite from our over-screened worlds. https://sleepretreat.net Thanks so much to Rob for talking to us – we hope you enjoy it. How to Cope is hosted by writer Becky Howard and psychotherapist Lucy Clyde. You can follow us on Twitter @_beckyhoward @lucysclyde @cope_podcastThank you so much for listening. Please like, subscribe and share, it makes a real difference and we really appreciate it.

Rob da Bank chats to Tom about creating Bestival and Camp Bestival, some of his favourite memories from the music festivals and some of his favourite classic albums. This episode is brought to you by dBud, who make Volume Adjustable Earplugs. These are incredibly effective at filtering noise at the right level, giving you the hearing protection you need whilst retaining the clarity of the sound you are exposed to. Go to earlabs.co to check out dBud's earplugs. This episode is brought to you by Modal Electronics, who make beautiful, innovative and powerful synthesisers. You can enjoy vibrant wavetable patches with their ARGON8 series. You can produce state-of-the-art analogue-style synth textures with their COBALT8 series. Go to modalelectronics.com to check out their incredible array of synthesisers.

Annie Nightingale Backstage At the Bestival Interview

10,33 mètres de diamètre Nouveau record du monde battu au Bestival 2014 avec la plus grosse boule disco du monde. La boule à facettes était installée au-dessus du parc lors du festival de l'île de Wight et mesurait 10,33 mètres de diamètre.

Megan Wells is the Co-Founder of Two Birds Films.  In addition, check out Megan's personal website for more information about her work and her keynote speaking.In this episode, we learn about Megan and Two Birds Films.  In addition, Megan shares with us her entrepreneurial tips: (i) Understanding your power and what you have to offer, and (ii) understanding the roller coaster of entreprenuership.Megan is a multi-award winning branded content, commercial and documentary director. She has worked with major international broadcast, agency and brand clients, some of which include: Red Bull, Under Armour, Google, The NBA, MLB, PGA and NASCAR, ESPN, Fox Sports, Yahoo! Sports, Gatorade, Dove Beauty, Acura, Ziploc, Delta Airlines, the Home Depot, EDC, Primavera Sound, Bestival, Roskilde, Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo. She has written and directed several syndicated branded content and entertainment series, and is most known for telling real, authentic and relatable human stories. Her clients would tell you she is not only a powerful visual storyteller, but uses every opportunity to allow space for real human stories, emotion and performances to fill the lens, so viewers can more deeply engage with the content she's creating. She has been a keynote presenter at conferences and universities around the world as a leader in the conversation surrounding branded content and entertainment, as well as a featured guest on several global podcasts, speaking about creativity, content creation, the history of storytelling and the evolution of digital media. Meg has been awarded six times at the New York Festival's World's Best, four times at the Cannes Corporate Media and Television Festival, and once at the Sports Emmy Awards.

Back this week as Rob da Bank reminisces over his top 10 Bestival headliners from over the years. He talks through them one by one, with fun backstage stories to boot! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Special one this week! Introducing Rob's wife, Josie da Bank who is spilling the beans on her wisdom of 15 years of running festivals including Camp Bestival, Bestival and more! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of The Maker's Collective Podcast you'll meet Tim, a retired music teacher and jazz musician turned festival creator. He may be retired, but in his words he's “busier than ever!”. It was such a delight to chat with him about his Belmont Village Bestival and everything that has happened behind the scenes to make this dream a reality. Supporting community events, like the Bestival, is so important and we hope this episode helps open your eyes to the talent we have in Kitchener-Waterloo. It's electric, and we have people like Tim to thank for recognizing it, finding it, and creating space for it. Enjoy! Topics covered: Meet Tim - music teacher and jazz musician, to retired, to busier than ever A festival for the arts - how it all began Getting businesses in the village on board Festival planning logistics and timeline It takes a village Applying for grants - how Canada Summer Jobs works Finding acts for the festival - using Facebook to make connections Programming at this year's festival Promotion Resources: Belmont Village - http://thebelmontvillage.ca/ Arabella Park Beer Bar - https://www.arabellaparkbar.com/ Berlin Bicycle Cafe - https://www.berlinbicyclecafe.com/ Raja Fine Indian Cuisine - http://rajakitchener.ca/ The Culinary Studio - https://theculinarystudio.ca/ Midtown Yoga - http://midtown.yoga/ Waterloo Arts Fund - http://www.artsfund.ca/ Kitchener-Waterloo Oktober Fest - http://www.oktoberfest.ca/ Canada Summer Jobs - https://www.canada.ca/en/employment-social-development/services/funding/canada-summer-jobs.html Katimavik - https://katimavik.org/en/ The Beaches International Jazz Festival - http://beachesjazz.com/ CKWR - https://www.ckwr.com/ Community of Hearts Yoga Studio - http://communityofheartsyoga.com/ Orangeville Blues and Jazz Festival - https://orangevillebluesandjazz.ca/ Giveaway - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/weekend-giveaway-contest-rules This year's stage programming - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/lineup Gildner Green Performances & Workshops - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/gildner-green-performances-workshop Toyota Performance Area - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/rexall-performance-area Berlin Bicycle Cafe - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/spoken-word-and-open-mic Community Bands & Choirs - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/community-bands-choirs Street Performances - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/street-musicians Visual Artists & Vendors - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/visual-artists-and-vendors RBC Art & Performance Area - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/visual-artists Dinner by Derrick - https://www.facebook.com/Dinner-by-Derek-155850541732926/ Bingemans - http://www.bingemans.com/ Artist Submissions - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/artist-submissions Artline Salon - http://www.artlinesalon.com/ Quote: More from The Belmont Village Bestival The Belmont Village Bestival - https://www.belmontvillagebestival.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/belmontvillagebestival/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/bestivalkw Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/BelmontBestival/ More from Maker's Co: The Maker's Collective - http://makerscollective.club/ Catch Up On Past Episodes - http://makerscollective.club/podcast-2/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/MakersCoClub/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/makerscollectiveclub/ Get In Touch & Join The Club - http://makerscollective.club/contact/ More from Lacey: LJH Creative Consulting- http://www.laceyjheels.com/ Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/laceyjheels More from Laura: LH Style Coaching - https://lhstylecoach.com/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/lhstylecoaching

Oliver Veysey (The Railway Man) and Bryn Higgins (Black Mirror / Electricity) join host Giles Alderson (The Dare) to chat about their latest film Access All Areas which was shot at Bestival music festival and stars Ella Purnell, Jordan Stephens, Georgie Henley, Jason Flemying and Phil Daniels. For one of his first jobs in film we learn how Oliver, while working as Robert de Niro's assistant on Starfish had to make the best Martini or risk being fired. How he got a assistant job at Working Title after cold calling every film company he could. Bryn talks about his background in documentaries and how they are a great way into feature films. How and why he made Unconditional - an LGBTQ movie and from there made the brilliant Electricity starring Anges Deyn His process of working with actors “The camera photographs thoughts so if you think it right, you are there". And how he would rather have a floor plan rather than story board. Making sure to block the scenes with the DOP in the room. Oliver's experience producing The Railway man and how having a great mentor (in his case, Andy Patterson) is the best training a producer can have. How it took 14 years to get it made. Even with Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman on board there was still no guarantee the film would go ahead. Filming at a music festival. Noise levels, crowds, performing live to track on the real stage and other issues of filming at a festival full of mud, blood and kids How learning from making the Bourne Ultimatum helped shoot the crowd scenes in AAA and trying not to pick a toilet people were having sex in also helps. Links Access All Areas Trailer www.youtube.com/watch?v=VqHGryajEgQ Buy the film www.amazon.co.uk/Access-All-Areas…ll/dp/B076JJ675W Follow the team @AAAthefilm www.aaathefilm.com @olivervesey Follow us at www.thefilmmakerspodcast.com @filmmakerspod @gilesalderson Recorded at JustVoicesAgency.com

A:M afterhours 11pm - 11am OR LONGER every Friday night / Saturday morning!A:M's been at the forefront of Friday night/Saturday morning clubbing for over 14 years and is London's longest running - and best - after-hours' party. The secret of its success has always been its ability to constantly reinvent itself, pushing boundaries to maintain an enviable reputation for always being fresh and current.This week we welcome the awaited return of the D'Johnny all night long series, and he has invited a very special guest to join him, NIC FISHER!DJ/Promoter Nic Fisher has been an integral part of the London music scene for over a decade.Having spent much of his youth clubbing his way around London from Bugged Out to DTPM, and on to Bar Rhumba, his career as a DJ was a logical progression as he clearly established a name for himself by blending the different genres which he adored. Nic cut his teeth as a DJ playing alongside the established Swedish DJ/ Producer Per QX. He has played to packed dance floors at Wet Yourself, Trailer Trash, Fabric and the infamous Trade 18th Birthday, but more recently in New York, Sysiphos in Berlin, UnderBorn in Stockholm and at festivals such as Glastonbury, Lovebox and Bestival. Nic has played alongside Tiga, Dj Hell, Ivan Smagghe, James Murphy and Arnaud Rebotini. In 2007 Nic co-founded GutterSlut, an anything goes celebration in an East London Strip Club. A niche was quickly filled – a party which perfectly served up banging electro-tech on one floor and roof raising disco on another.Stylistically Nicolas is not restricted to one genre, ranging from nu-disco, deep house and techno.06.03.15A:M TUROCHARGEDD'JOHNNY - EXTENDED SET - NIC FISHERA:M HOUSETERRY BRYANMISWHITEWarm up: RICHARD JONESHosted by Louise PortDoor Patrol by Ian Michael Luke Turner£3 BEFORE 1AM WITH AD/CONCESSION/NUS/FLYER/GUEST LIST£7 ADVANCE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT https://orangenation.ticketabc.com/events/£12 OTDFIRE CLUBPROTOCOL (LIGHTBOX ENTRANCE)6A SOUTH LAMBETH PLACE SW8 1SPWE'RE 1 MINUTE WALK FROM VAUXHALL BUS AND TUBE STATION. USE THE 87 AND N88 BUSES FROM TRAFALGAR SQUARE

Saturday 4th October 201411pm - 7am @ Coronet TheatreROOM 2 NOW ANNOUNCED - UBER-COOL PARTY LITTLE GAY BROTHER JOINING THE WE PARTY TEAM!Set sail with WE Party on board of the Love Boat, and explore the biggest gay cruise London has ever witnessed. Among a sea of the hottest boys, WE party returns after a summer holiday, with the theme party that drove Madrid Pride into ecstasy at the event closing party and bringing all it's raunchy seadog shenanigans at the unrivalled cavernous clubbing space of the Coronet Theatre.The main deck will be headlined by We Party Captain Sr Edu, joined by We party London residents Steve Pitron, Gonzalo Rivas and Paul Heron, expect the worldwide class productions, pyros and laser shows to blow your mind once again as We Party London shows no signs of slowing down.WE Party is the world's sexiest fun gay party, having carved its own place in history by consistently delivering unique, colourful and imaginative club concepts shown in their trailblazing stage shows by Cristian Drak. This time we are setting sail to discover mystical lands beyond your wildest dreams.Fresh from rocking Secret Garden Party, Bestival and so much more over the summer, Little Gay Brother is making a very welcome addition to the WE Party team! Hosting Room 2 is the fabulous team of boys, girls and everything in between as they transform the space into an underwater paradise - mermaids and all. The music will be provided by the amazing Terry Vietheer and DJ Frank.co bringing an edgy sound that has never been heard before at WE. An event in it's own right, we're pulling out all the stops on this one.Hosted by the gorgeous JJ Clark, Alfonso Cinque & Jake Cook!Just wait til you see what we've got down below... watch this space for more announcements.& the final destination..? BEYOND @ FIREAdvance tickets available now @ www.orangenation.co.uk/we-partyDock: The Coronet Theatre28 New Kent Road / 1 Min Elephant & Castle TubeThis voyage is brought to you by The Orange Nation

Wow and flutter! It's Cassette Store Day. Plus the new Pixies single and high hopes for Elton John at Bestival

Alexis Petridis reviews the final day of Glastonbury 2013 action before packing up his tent. Kieran Yates and Caspar Llewellyn Smith are also on hand to share their highlights of the festival and what's still to come this summer.

Alexis Petridis has just returned from Bestival, where he reverted to his teenage self, saw the xx and New Order, spoke to Alt-J – and recorded this special episode of Music Weekly