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Scotland’s Doune The Rabbit Hole to return after past owner racked up £1million debt and failed to pay artists
nme.comreportedly owed over £1million on debt and failed to appropriately pay artists from its previous 2022 edition.Headliners Belle and Sebastian were one of many that hit out at the festival, where a representative for the band claimed “the event owes the band significantly more.” They added that “the event should not have any tickets on sale for 2023 until 2022’s performers have been paid – which has not happened”.In a statement, Doune The Rabbit Hole blamed “the pandemic, double roll-over, increased costs, and consumer confidence combin[ed] with the rising cost of living to affect ticket sales” for its financial woes.Now, it appears the festival is set to make its return next year, with the organisers taking to Facebook to share the news. “Doune the Rabbit Hole will be returning to Cardross Estate under new management on the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd of August 2025 as ‘Back Doune the Rabbit Hole’,” they wrote.They added the festival was now being organised by musician Brian Harkin, along with new management team Rock Artist Management.“Back Doune the Rabbit Hole is returning to its roots—celebrating music, community, and culture with fresh energy and new twists,” they added. “Get ready for a weekend of great tunes, delicious food, and experiences for all ages.
With an exciting lineup on the way, blending new talent and legendary acts, there will be something for everyone!”Tickets currently aren’t available to purchase for the festival just yet.In a report shared by the Association of Independent Festivals (AIF) this May, it was shown that 40 UK festivals have been cancelled for this summer.Additionally, over 170 festivals have disappeared over the past five years.In an NME investigation exploring the wave of festival closures,.
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