What other festivals are of interest to UK goths?

Beyond the Veil is a goth, darkwave and neofolk festival run by the people behind the Black Veil club. It runs every Easter weekend, with the main bands event being on Easter Sunday. Held in Leeds, it brings a wide range of international acts to the UK; past headliners have included ASP, Bella Morte and Diva Destruction. Dark City is another Easter event, and is based in Edinburgh. Headlining acts have included Clan of Xymox, The Mission and VNV Nation. Infest describes itself as the UK’s premier festival of alternative electronic music. It is held every August at the University of Bradford Students’ Union, and plays host to a variety of projects ranging from the futurepop of Assemblage 23 or VNV Nation to the harsh technoid rhythms associated with labels such as Ant-Zen and Hands Productions. Carnival of Souls is a one day gothic/fetish festival. It runs in Derby every October. Flag Promotions run a number of all-day events in London, including Gotham in May and Elektrofest usually ...  more

Beyond the Veil is a goth, darkwave and neofolk festival run by the people behind the Black Veil club. It runs every Easter weekend, with the main bands event being on Easter Sunday. Held in Leeds, it brings a wide range of international acts to the UK; past headliners have included ASP, Bella Morte and Diva Destruction. Dark City is another Easter event, and is based in Edinburgh. Headlining acts have included Clan of Xymox, The Mission and VNV Nation. Infest describes itself as the UK’s premier festival of alternative electronic music. It is held every August at the University of Bradford Students’ Union, and plays host to a variety of projects ranging from the futurepop of Assemblage 23 or VNV Nation to the harsh technoid rhythms associated with labels such as Ant-Zen and Hands Productions. Carnival of Souls is a one day gothic/fetish festival. It runs in Derby every October. Flag Promotions run a number of all-day events in London, including Gotham in May and Elektrofest usually ...  more