Good music. Clear sources.

Useful coverage starts with knowing what is confirmed, who said it and which edition it applies to.

Sources before superlatives.

Festival dates and lineup claims should trace back to an organizer. Releases and recordings should trace back to the artist, label or authorized publisher. Third-party reporting is attributed and linked. A news-wire headline links to the publisher’s article; it is not our original reporting.

Not every list is a set list.

A lineup lists artists. A timetable gives performance times. A tracklist identifies music played in a set. A released recording is an audio or video publication. We distinguish each and avoid calling fan uploads official.

The calendar.

The directory imports only the reviewed public festival catalog shared with FestMob. Each edition has an official website, a reviewed date window and a last-reviewed date. Research candidates, conflicting dates and unapproved artist lists stay outside this public directory. Dates can change; the organizer remains the authority for current tickets, access and schedules.

AI, images and authorship.

Our editorial desk uses AI-assisted research and writing. Publication dates reflect actual publication. We do not create fictional reporters, attendance claims, reviews or an invented archive. Conceptual AI artwork is labelled as illustration and does not document a real performance. Image credits distinguish illustrations from documentary photographs.

Corrections and commercial relationships.

Send corrections through our contact page, including the story URL and a primary source. Material corrections will be noted on the story. Sponsorship and affiliate relationships must be identified. FestMob shares our ownership; links to it are disclosed.