Considering the demographic make-up of many of the UK’s major music events, they aren’t usually the place in which under-represented groups attempt to find solace. More often than not we are met with exclusivity over inclusivity, mainstream popularity over diversity and roughly under 20% of the line-up being female. Brainchild admirably aims to be the antidote to this notion; a festival representative of a coming together of styles, communities and a crossing of artistic boundaries. Brainchild is sponsor free and runs entirely on volunteers, with surprises round every corner and no VIP areas.
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