V Festival

V Festival was an annual music festival held in England, UK. The festival was first held in 1996 and was named after its sponsor, Virgin Media. The festival typically took place over a weekend in August and was held in two locations simultaneously, with identical lineups at each site.

V Festival featured performances by some of the biggest names in music, including both international and local artists. The festival showcased a variety of music genres, from rock and pop to electronic dance music and hip-hop.

In addition to the music, V Festival also offered a wide range of entertainment options, including carnival rides, food and beverage vendors, and interactive exhibits. The festival was known for its friendly and inclusive atmosphere, creating a unique and memorable festival experience for attendees.

V Festival ceased to exist after its 22nd edition in 2017, with organizers citing a need to "evolve the festival experience". However, the festival remains a fond memory for many music fans in the UK and continues to be celebrated as one of the country's most iconic music festivals.

Overall, V Festival was an exciting celebration of music and culture that helped to put the UK on the map as a global music destination. The festival attracted music fans and travelers from around the world and remains a beloved event in the history of UK music festivals.