Thousands of festival-goers are expected to flock to a different kind of summer music blow-out this July - London's three-day Extalgic event.
Heading up the festival's eclectic line-up are the likes of DJ Yoda, The Selector and Mixmaster Morris who will all be doing special collaborative sets.
Cuban, ska, soul and folk are among the genres of music on offer over the weekend, while festival-goers are also encouraged to get in on the fun by picking up an instrument at one of the many jam stages across the site.
It's being held on Friday 8th - 10th July at the Hainult Forest Country Park and more details are available at http://www.extalgic.com.
4:05 PM | 10/05/2011
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Thanks what a great description of our festival. We think its a wonderful thing when people get together and make music. Thanks for your support Q Mag. Always finding the best in the UK music scene.
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