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“We need to keep bringing new bands through”: we talk to a Download Festival booker about the future of metal and running the UK’s biggest rock fest

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“We need to keep bringing new bands through”: we talk to a Download Festival booker about the future of metal and running the UK’s biggest rock fest

Download Festival has been the biggest celebration of alternative music in the UK for over 20 years – but its ability to foster the next generation has never been more crucial

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