So says a midlands sound engineer who's been working at the festival for years.
Cancelling this year's Electric Picnic was the right call.
So says a midlands sound engineer who's been working at the festival for a number of years, following the organisers announcement last night that they've now run out of time to hold the event.
Ticket holders will be offered a full refund, or they can retain their ticket for next year.
Offaly's Conor Dillon say while it's a below to those who work in the industry, this year's festival was probably too ambitious:
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