Michael Baker, events coordinator of the UK festival awards and editor of Festival Insights said “greed and poor planning” can be a problem among some of the smaller festivals, which can fail if they “get too big for their boots” by attempting to grow too fast. (...) Baker said: “People have a lot of knee-jerk reactions to drugs and how no one should take them and those who do get what they deserve, but I consider what the Loop do as being pretty undeniable in terms of its positive effect. I would like to see that rolled out to all festivals.” [Read more]
[The Guardian] | Boom in small music festivals put punters at risk, experts say
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