The UK is more than just a goal shaped by global music and art for decades. From legendary bands to street art rebellions, the country is a vibrant breathing gallery and a soundtrack at once. Whether you’re walking through London’s creative corner or immersing yourself in the fields at a festival, Art bumps into attitudes in the UK. From swings in the 60s to today’s indie and dirt scene, England is a trendsetter in sound. It’s one of the best places to listen to live music. The legendary venues such as Wembley Stadium, the O2 Arena and the Barrowland Ballroom in Glasgow are the Temple of Sound. Headliner
Wight Festival IslandThe West Ends on London’s rival Broadway, featuring productions ranging from classic dramas to blockbuster musicals such as the opera Lion King and the Phantom. Graffiti
Go to the Tate Modern, National Gallery, or the V&A Museum and it appears in artistic sizes for centuries, from Turner and Constable to Hockney and Kapoor. However, British art is not limited to museums. Whether you’re bustling with Britpop anthems, moved to monologues, or moving ahead to a bold new work with adoration, you’re part of a cultural rhythm that won’t miss a blow.