Plans have been changed
Parkgoers have shared their disappointment after a Nottingham festival was postponed. The Detonate Festival was set to take place at Colwick Country Park on June 10, with acts including Chase & Status and Mall Grab, but organisers confirmed on May 15 that the event would not be taking place as planned.
Casey Smith, 31, and Gabby Brydges, 30, from Carlton, had attended multiple Detonate Festivals in the past, and were disappointed the event had to be postponed. "It is a shame that they have had to cancel. I know sometimes there was mess and noise but I think people around here have gotten used to it - I don't think many people will be happy about it," Ms Brydges said.
Trevor Glaizebrook, 75, who lives on the Castle Meadows estate next to the park, said he was used to the event - despite the fact it "wasn't his sort of music". A statement from the Detonate Festival said: "Sadly today [May 15] we've had to make the painful decision to postpone Detonate Festival 2023. We're completely gutted, but a number of factors mean that it now feels impossible for us to put on the festival to the expected standard.
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