Glastonbudget

For the record. Glastonbudget was started back in the day by 4 friends. 2 of which are now convicted paedophiles - Just google Chris Dunn & Nick Tanner. Nick Tanner while resigning from the original ltd co - Mockstar Ltd 05406400 & currently not appointed by the current ltd co - Mockstar Festival Limited 11443820 actually lives/works on site at Turnpost Farm and is still very much part of it all - filed accounts show average employee numbers being "3" of which he is one - so think on when going with your kids.....

Advertised (on their website) as Europe’s biggest tribute and new acts festival, this is the best festival I have ever been too.
Don’t be put off by the tribute side of it, I know you can get some pretty bad tributes but at Glastonbudget they make an effort to get the best. I have to admit that I enjoyed watching the Dead hot chillis more than I enjoyed the real act (at Earls court) — they have so much energy, and you actually have a chance to get to the front of the audience.
The new acts are also great, they get some great new acts and it is fab to have a chance to see so many!
Value for money is fantastic — ticket prices at the moment are just less than £50 for the whole weekend including camping. Another thing the festival prides itself on is keeping food and drink prices reasonable, so prices are similar to those in a pub.
They serve a selection of real ales and ciders which were very popular with the lads in our group.
The only complaint I have is about the weather — it rained badly on the Sunday 2 years ago! They did improve things a lot last year by adding two music tents, one in the camp field and one in the main arena, the rain wasn’t too bad but at least they were prepared if it had been.
This event is getting bigger year after year, I would highly recommend it (and have been to all my friends!!)