Dimensions Festival | Last call for tickets from £23
In just under two months Dimensions Festival will bid farewell to the fort as thousands descend to celebrate the end of an era. Dubbed as one of the most exciting…
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Outlook 2019 | Full Boat Party Line-Up Announced
Outlook Festival have released their boat party line-up for their farewell at the fort. Renowned for their diverse and forward-thinking programming, this year’s selection of boat parties has all bases…
Final Year at The Fort – Outlook First Wave Line-up Revealed
Outlook 2019 marks the final year at the fort (sad face) and after seeing the first wave line-up announcement – we’re making sure we cop our tickets early. The first wave…
Dimensions Festival // New Names Announced
Each year Dimensions Festival kicks things off with an unforgettable opening concert in Pula’s 2000-year-old amphitheatre. This year see’s Kraftwerk, Nils Frahm, Nubya Garcia, Josey Rebelle & Debora Ipekel take the stage,…
Outlook Festival // 2018 Bristol Launch Party
HighRise returns to Lakota & Coroners Court this month for another mammoth knees up, teaming up with world-renowned Outlook Festival for the Bristol launch party. Spanning six rooms across two of…
10 Reasons Not To Miss ’10 Years of Outlook’
With just over two weeks to go until the streets of Pula are transformed to accommodate the 15,000 strong crowd of bass thirsty revellers, excitement levels for the most anticipated…
Outlook Festival 2016 – A Week In Paradise
[dropcap]S[/dropcap]o another summer is on it’s way out the door, and for those who closed theirs out on the sunny Croatian shores of Outlook Festival, the post festival blues are…
Outlook Festival – Survival Tips
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]ith festival season in full swing and the English weather still refusing to accept that it is in fact summer, I’m sure people are looking forward to hopping on a…
Outlook Festival 2013 Review
Over the years Outlook Festival has flourished, and talk of Fort Punta Christos wonders have been enthusiastically spread through the fragmented yet utterly compelling memoirs of previous Outlookers. I’ve listened…