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Thursday 7th February 2008


eFestivals is number one. No other UK-based festivals website is more read, or has more visitors. We're so popular that other websites imitate what we do, even down to copying our grass/sky design - don't be fooled by poor imitations.

The eFestivals difference
Festivals sponsorship
eFestivals is carbon neutral
eFestivals has an unequalled reputation for quality and accuracy, both with festival go-ers, and the festival industry. No other UK music festivals website has had as many independent recommendations from such respected publications as The Guardian, The Times, The Telegraph, The Daily Express, Time Out, & .net Magazine.

What others are saying about eFestivals
"... a website packed with information..." - The Guardian, 17 April 2006.
"... eFestivals is a really useful website for anyone hunting for festival tickets, travel information and rumours on who's playing. It's also good fun post-event, when the messageboards fill with people sharing hygiene horror stories, offering their opinions on Linkin Park's set or looking for someone they lent £20 to outside the Japanese noodle stand at 3am. ..." - The Guardian Guide, 19th June 2004.

Advertising on eFestivals
Please see our advertising page for more details.

So who runs eFestivals?
eFestivals was created by Neil Greenway early in 2000, having grown out of the Original Glastonbury Festival Website that preceded eFestivals by two years. Since January 2003, this website is owned and operated by NRG Internet Ltd. eFestivals.co.uk is a trading style of NRG Internet Ltd.

eFestivals now has a sister website - eGigs.co.uk - for your live music enjoyment all year round.

Website history

	BT @ Homelands 2000 - he likes eFestivals so much he wore the t-shirt

The content on this website started from The Original Glastonbury Festival Website (in 1998), making this the longest running major website about Glastonbury Festival. The quality was recognised by Glastonbury Festivals Ltd who then made it their official website for the 1999 Festival. In 2000 they decided to create their own website, which was based (and continues to be) very strongly on this website. eFestivals was started in 2000 to cover a wider range of festivals, and the content of the Glastonbury website integrated into eFestivals.

This website has a future with your support - it costs a LOT of time & money to keep such a busy website online and updated with information. Please support us by buying your tickets (and anything else that takes your fancy) from this website, and please be sure to take a look at what those advertising on this website are offering too. Visit the website shop to see the full list of what's available to buy from eFestivals.

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