OUR FESTIVALS
110 Above - 2000trees - Aerial - ALSO Festival - ArcTanGent - Are You Listening? -
A Stone’s Throw - BALTIC WEEKENDER -
Beat Herder - Beautiful Days - Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival -
betley boogie - Big church festival - Bloodstock Open Air
- Boardmasters - Bournemouth 7s - Brecon Jazz - Bristol Jazz Festival - Broadstairs Folk Week - Bromyard Folk Festival - Cambridge Folk Festival - Camp Kindling - Camp Wildfire
- Cheltenham Jazz Festival - Chester Folk Festival - Chilfest -
Chippenham Folk Festival - COALESCE FESTIVAL - Collins Barracks
- Cornwall Folk Festival - DAYS FESTIVAL
- Deer Shed Festival - DEVA Fest - Devauden Festival - Dot to Dot - Down at the Abbey - Eisteddfod Genedlaethol Cymru - Elderflower Fields - Electric Bay Festival
- Ely Folk Festival - Endorset - End Of The Road - Exmouth Festival -
Fairport's Cropredy Convention - Festival at the Edge - Field Maneuvers
- Fire In The Mountain - fisherman’s friends festival - Folk By The Oak - FOODIES FESTIVAL - FOMO FEST - Forwards - Found Festival - Gate to Southwell Festival
- Gemfest - GFEST25 - Global Rhythm - goatfest -
Golden Touch Festival - Gorilla Events - Green Gathering - Greenbelt Festival
- Hanwell Hootie - Harrogate International Festival - Hastings Fat Tuesday -
Hastings Traditional Jack in the Green - Hay Festival -
Heal Festival - HebCelt Festival - HUSH - In It Together - Just So Festival - Jigsaw
- Kaleidoscope Festival - Kendal Calling - Kew The Music - Lakota Block Party - LazyDays
- Liverpool Sound City - London Remixed - LOOPFEST - Lost Village - LOVE TO BE… -
Love International - Love Saves the Day - LS Events - Maid of Stone
- Manchester Folk Festival - MANGATA FESTIVAL - Medicine Festival -
- Meltdown - Mighty Hoopla -
Miss Ivy Events - MOOVIN FESTIVAL - Morpeth Northumbrian Gathering
- Mostly Jazz Funk & Soul - Mucky Weekender - Music In The City -
- Music In The Park Thame - Mutations Festival -
New Forest Folk Festival - Notting Hill Carnival - Nozstock: Into The Valley
- Pete The Monkey - Phazed Out - PICNIC & POP - Pitchfork London - Portals -
PRIDDY FOLK FESTIVAL - PRIORY LIVE - RADAR Festival
- Readipop - Rebellion Festival - Rock oyster -
- Rye Jazz and Blues Festival - Saltburn Folk Festival - SEED SOUNDS WEEKENDER -
Sensoria - Shambala - Show of Hands - Shrewsbury Folk Festival - Sidmouth Folk Festival
- Sidmouth Jazz and Blues Festival - SLAM DUNK - Sonic Boom Festival - Stendhal Festival -
StereoFunk - Strawberry Fair - Streets Eats n beats - Street Food Circus
- summer vibes festival - Swanage Folk Festival - SŴN FESTIVAL -
Takedown Festival - Test Fest -
The Beat Goes On - The Brit Fest - The British Country Music Festival - The Magic Teapot
- Tokonatsu - Tolpuddle Martyrs Festival - TOTFest - Tramlines - TRIBE - Truck -
Upton Upon Severn Folk Festival - Urdd Eisteddfod - Valley Fest - Victorious - Visions
- Warwick Folk Festival - Waterworks - We Organise Chaos - We Are The Fair - wentfest - We Out Here - Westival - WHERE IT ALL BEGAN - Whitchurch Folk Festival
- Wild Fields - Wild Paths - Wild Wood Disco - Wood Festival - Woofstock - Wrexham Feast - Wychwood - Yaram Festival - YNot?
WANT TO BECOME AN AIF MEMBER FESTIVAL?
What began as five festivals is now a network of over 170 independent music festivals and carnivals.
We’re stronger together. Join us.
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Ben Street, Wild Paths & Wild Fields Festival
"The team at AIF and their associates have helped us to navigate difficult legal issues and provided support and resources to better understand policies, contracts and licensing. Being part of a wider network of events has been really valuable and the regular online and in-person meetings keep us in touch with the latest trends and services.”
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Sound City
“Being a member of AIF is invaluable to Sound City, as an independent festival it's great to be part of a membership organisations that has our ideals and value at heart. We're proud to be members.”
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Rob Scarlett, 2000Trees
“AIF are the glue which holds the independent festival spirit together.”
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Nozstock
"AIF has been an invaluable resource and without their support, Nozstock would be a very different event. It's connected us with other festival organisers, allowing us to discuss problems, access advice and get recommendations for providers. Their guidance, especially legal advice, has been crucial at various points in the last 15 years.”
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Sue Brand, Test Fest
"When we became a member of the AIF we did not think we would benefit much, as we are a small charity organising a small music festival. How wrong we were. Since being members we have learnt so much, but also it is great to hear that "we are not the only ones" when it comes to issues and pitfalls. It is helpful to have access to good training and opportunity to share our story and listen to others.”
