With the arrival of the good weather, the long-awaited music festivals begin all over the country, but before you go to one of them and experience it to the full, it’s a good idea to know what you need to take with you so that you don’t have any unforeseen circumstances or miss anything. Do you want to know what items you shouldn’t miss at your next festival? Read on!
1. Sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen
At a music festival it’s important to have good sunglasses, a cap or hat and sunscreen, as you’ll probably end up spending many hours in the sun and it’s essential to protect yourself. They’re also great accessories to go with any festival look.
2. A jacket
You might think that because it’s spring or summer you won’t get cold at these festivals. However, depending on the area where the festival is held, it could get chilly at night, so it’s a good idea to bring a jacket, and if it’s waterproof, all the better because you never know when it might rain.
3. A portable battery for your mobile phone
The mobile phone is one of those things that no one can do without these days. So don’t leave it behind at any time during the festival, whether it’s to take photos, record videos, call someone or send a message. But what if your battery runs out and you don’t have a way to charge it? To prevent this from happening, the best thing to do is to always carry a portable battery with you. This way, you know your phone won’t ever shut down and you’ll always have it available.
4. A tent
Going to a music festival means many hours waiting for events and few hours sleeping. If you need to have your own space to refuel, we recommend bringing a tent if camping is your option. Choosing a tent that can be set up and taken down quickly and easily is the safest and most comfortable option. And if you also bring an inflatable mattress, the experience will be almost like sleeping in a bed.
5. A good sleeping bag
If you once again think that it doesn’t have to be cold in a tent, you might be wrong. A sleeping bag is the best option if you don’t want to freeze at night, especially in some areas where temperatures drop considerably.
6. A folding table and chair
If you’ve ever been to a music festival, you’ll know what it’s like to wait for hours on end for the concerts to start. If you don’t want to get too tired waiting, we recommend bringing a folding table and chair to sit on when you need to. This way, you can use it to eat, but also to play a board game in the meantime so that the wait doesn’t take so long.
Now that you know the essentials you need for your next festival, you’ll never be short of anything again!