Music live Festival

The biggest music festivals in the world are those that usually bring together thousands of people from all over the planet to follow concerts by big stars, also from all over the world.

And, in addition to the shows, the best parties in the world also usually gather other artistic manifestations in their various tents spread throughout the places.

Among the best music festivals in the world are Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Coachella, Primavera Sound, UMF and many others, spread across the continents of Europe, North America, South America, Africa and Asia. Whichever genre you prefer – EDM, rock, hip-hop, pop or metal – you're sure to find something that appeals to you.

Here are what we consider to be the 50 best festivals in the world, in random order.

Glastonbury (England)

This is one of the oldest festivals in the world that is still active today. Glastonbury has been held annually in England since 1970.

Summerfest (United States)

This festival entered the record books as “the biggest festival in the world”. Summerfest takes place in Milwaukee in the United States and is over 11 days long, with 11 stages and more than 800 shows. The event usually attracts between 800,000 to 900,000 people a year.

Tomorrowland (Belgium)

Tomorrowland is mega famous for those who enjoy electronic music. The festival was born in the city of Boom, Belgium, in 2005. And since then the event has taken on ever greater proportions

Rock in Rio (Brazil)

And we cannot fail to mention the biggest music festival in the world, which is Brazilian and was born in Rio de Janeiro.

The first edition of Rock in Rio took place in 1985, between January 11th and 20th, with an audience of 1 million and 380 thousand people. It sold out like this because at that time it was very rare for international artists to come to Brazil. And no wonder, they had the presence of none other than Queen, Iron Maiden, Whitesnake, Rod Stewart, AC/DC, Scorpions, Ozzy Osbourne, Yes and many others.