Kings Of Leon performing for NBC’s Today Show (Photo: Paul Bachmann for Live4ever)
Kings Of Leon and Lana Del Rey will be the main attractions for the scarlet-tanned Brits who’ll be in Spain for Benicassim this coming July.
The future of Spain’s Benicàssim festival has been ‘unaffected’ by organiser Vince Power’s decision to sell his company’s majority share in the event, statements released yesterday evening insist.
The Kaiser Chiefs and Hurts are among the latest bands to have been confirmed for this year’s Benicàssim Festival, which will be held between July 18th-21st.
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Vince Power, the organiser of events such as Hop Farm and Benicassim, has criticised the BBC for creating its Radio 1 Hackney Weekend, whose free tickets he believes have made it harder for regular festivals to compete in the current economic climate.
Maximo Park frontman Paul Smith has spoken of the chaos adverse weather conditions caused at this year’s Benicassim Festival. Smith told nme.com how the band were stranded on the site due to not being able to retrieve their equipment: “A storm came through and ripped it to bits. We were …