International Music Festivals

International music festivals are large-scale events that celebrate music by featuring a diverse array of artists and genres from around the world. They often take place in outdoor venues or dedicated spaces, attracting thousands of attendees. These festivals not only showcase live performances, but also promote cultural exchange and community engagement. Popular examples include Coachella in the USA, Glastonbury in the UK, and Tomorrowland in Belgium. They typically last several days and may include workshops, art installations, and other activities, making them vibrant hubs of creativity and social interaction.