Travelling up to the 10th Anniversary of Tech-Fest there are mixed feelings. The line up this year is incredible but the knowledge that maybe the final one weighs heavy on the head. It doesn’t feel right that something so great should come to an end, however making this one a celebration is paramount. That’s something
Having announced last week that this year’s incarnation of UK Tech-Fest will be the last of this kind, the powers that be have added a wealth of bands to ensure that Newark Showgrounds is given the send off it deserves over the weekend of 29th June to 3rd July. Harbinger have been announced as the
Having announced their first wave of bands way back on 14th December the announcement of a second wave with 100 days to go until UK Tech-Fest is music to our ears. This year’s incarnation is the 10th Anniversary of the event and will take place at Newark Showgrounds for four days from 29th June to
Saturday may be a day with showers on the weather forecast but the beauty of Tech-Fest is that the stages are inside interlinked hangers with a merch and bar area between them meaning that the weather isn’t a factor that counts against enjoying any of the bands. After yesterday’s Metal buffet, today is a shade
Some people call it a first wave announcement, but we’re calling it a tidal wave when it comes to what UK Tech-Fest have announced. An eclectic mix of bands playing Progressive, Deathcore, Death Metal, DJent and the kitchen sink are set for 30th June to 4th July at Newark Showgrounds. It’s going to be a
Taking place in Cologne Germany over the weekend of 27-29th September will be the 15th Annual Incarnation of Euroblast! Interestingly with the first wave of bands announced are The Haarp Machine. Having sort EJ Shannon to manage them having saved The Faceless and having suffered a humbling crowd funding campaign, it may mark a new
