Southside Festival 2001

About:
SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL is an annual music festival held near Tuttlingen, Germany. The festival started in 1999 and has since become Europe's biggest alternative music festival. Over the years, SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL has hosted several renowned headliners such as Radiohead, Arctic Monkeys, and Foo Fighters. The festival offers a unique experience to its attendees, with a variety of music genres represented, including rock, indie, and EDM.

Famous For:
SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL is famous for being one of the biggest and most diverse music festivals in Europe. The festival attracts people from different parts of the world who come to enjoy the top-notch line-up and the fantastic atmosphere.

Creation Purpose:
The purpose of SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL was to create an event that would showcase some of the best alternative music talents from around the world and create a platform for fans to come together and enjoy the music.

Fun Facts:
SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL's name was inspired by its twin sister festival, Hurricane Festival, which takes place in the north of Germany.

The festival is held annually over three days and attracts over 60,000 attendees.

SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL's location is known for its beautiful scenery, with views of the Swabian Mountains and the Danube River.

Impact On The Music Industry:
SOUTHSIDE FESTIVAL has had a significant impact on the alternative music industry, providing a platform for new and established musicians to showcase their talent.