<p><strong>In The Woods Festival (2<sup>nd</sup> &; 3<sup>th</sup> Sept 2016, Kent)</strong></p>
<p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yi7-t8P63mc">Watch the In The Woods 2016 promo video here</a></p>
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<li><strong>&#8216;Best Independent Festival&#8217;</strong>winner at the AIM Awards 2013</li>
<li>Nominated <strong>&#8216;Best Line-up&#8217;</strong>and <strong>&#8216;Best Grass-roots</strong> <strong>festival&#8217;</strong> at the 2013 UK Festival Awards</li>
<li>“It’s probably the cleanest, friendliest and most intimate festival I’ve ever seen. It’s like no other…the most beautiful festival I’ve ever seen” <strong>Lianne le Havas</strong></li>
<li>“Not many gigs take place under an ethereally lit forest canopy, art installations lining the paths while a giant <span>midnight</span> bonfire keeps music fans toasty warm until sunrise. Back for its tenth year, In The Woods promises relaxation to the max, with the refreshing community feel of being among friends and not strangers” <strong>The Independent</strong></li>
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<p>Now celebrating its 10<sup>th</sup> anniversary, In The Woods (ITW) is a festival unlike any other and widely acknowledged as THE event for discovering new artists. What started as a party for friends of the band <strong>Laurel Collective</strong> has become a much-loved annual pilgrimage for over 1,000 music devotees, surrounded by a like-minded community in the midst of the mystical English woodland.</p>
<p>So confident in their curation, the organisers (headed up by <strong>winner of this year’s Brit Award for Best Producer</strong> Charlie Andrew) do not announce the line-up until shortly before the event takes place. <em>&#8220;Generally festival organisers don&#8217;t have the time or means to watch every artist prior to making a booking</em>,&#8221; explains Andrew, &#8220;<em>But that&#8217;s precisely what we do with ITW. And that&#8217;s why we consistently find the best new artists before anyone else</em>.<em>&#8220;</em> With tickets always selling out in advance, it would seem festival-goers agree. Previous acts booked well before breakthrough include <strong>Alt-J, Lianne La Havas, Young Fathers, Slaves, Years and Years, Kate Tempest </strong>and <strong>Jack Garratt.</strong></p>
<p>The acts play over <strong>two intimate stages </strong>under the beautifully lit forest canopy with <strong>intriguing art installations </strong>to be found along the way. Art Director Anna Mojab has given the 2016 ITW festival a <strong>birthday party theme </strong>to celebrate its <strong>10th Anniversary</strong>, so attendees can expect a heightened sense of occasion at this year’s event. Plus, locally-sourced food and ale, a silent disco and giant <span>midnight</span> bonfire keep things going until sunrise. <strong>The only question is, which future </strong><strong>favourite artist</strong><strong> will ITW help you discover this year?</strong></p>
<p><a href="https://open.spotify.com/user/inthewoodsfestival/playlist/07L25bypFYaLXZ85qLRBr0">Listen to the ITW playlist here</a> | <a href="http://www.inthewoodsfestival2016.co.uk/">Official Website</a> | <a href="http://www.inthewoodsfestival2016.co.uk/tickets">Ticket Information</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/inthewoodsfestival/">Facebook</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/inthewoodsfest">Twitter</a></p>