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A sneak preview of Festival Diaries at Blissfields

Earlier in the Summer, Adam Child, winner of Shipwrecked 2008, bought his Festival Diaries TV crew down to Blissfields. They really enjoyed themselves and claimed it was the best festival they’ve been to. This has really come across and here is a sneak peek of what to expect…

Review: Blissfields Festival 2010

So, Blissfields is over for another year, and everybody there had the best time they could imagine (once again). There is no doubting that Blissfields is probably the best small festival in the world, and it’s pretty much impossible not to have the time of your life, whether you are three, 33 or a 103 [...]

Local Festivals Round Up

“Camp Bestival’s third trip to the seaside is looking like a right old knees up – Friendly Fires have played almost every Bestival going so I’m delighted to see them coming to Camp” Rob Da Bank

Rebel Control, The Common and Woven Bird all set for Blissfields Party

This Friday, 6th November, sees the Blissfields Festival team return to The Soul Cellar in Southampton with a gig to celebrate the short-listing for Best Small Festival, as well as the chance to see the Blissfields Movie and the imminent release of tickets to next years festival.
Guaranteeing to inject some explosive reggae beats from the [...]

mINtSOUTH TV: Blissfields – The Movie

mINtSOUTH TV presents: Blissfields – The Movie. Highlighting the wonderful Blissfields Festival, held by the Bliss Family on their farm in Bradley, Hampshire, on the weekend of 2nd-5th July 2009.

Blissfields Photo Gallery

Relive Blissfields with this Photo Gallery of the Festival. With thanks to: Scott Chalmers, Toby Binstead, Sam Pearce, Rob Ball & Mitchell Ratcliffe.

Blissfields Diary – Day 2

Andy Williams reports from Day Two of Blissfields 2009.
I endured a somewhat difficult night’s sleep. I’m sure that the Russians DID have the best concepts for aeroplane design in the 1940’s and the Americans and Brits probably DID nick them and take all the credit. At the same time, I really don’t care and question whether [...]

Blissfields Diary – Day One

Andy Williams reports from Day One of Blissfields 2009.
Having driven through the gorgeous Hampshire countryside we arrived at the picture-postcard village of Bradley and admired its quaint duck pond and big red telephone box. Friendly high-vis-vest types directed us to our parking spot and everybody piled out of the car just as the sun broke [...]