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Pilton, Somerset, England - One of the largest greenfield music and performing arts festivals in the world that began in 1970.

Montreal, Quebec, Canada - Launched in 2006, this indie rock festival takes place at Parc Jean-Drapeau on an island in the Saint Lawrence River.

Isle of Wight, England - First held in late 1960s, this festival was revived in 2002 and has since featured a line-up of iconic performers.

Indio, California - Almost synonymous with the term 'music festival', it is a two-weekend long festival featuring genres from rock to electronic.

Grant Park, Chicago, Illinois - An annual music festival featuring popular alternative rock, heavy metal, punk rock, hip hop, and electronic music artists.

Boom, Belgium - One of the most notable electronic dance music festivals, known for its impressive stage designs and artist performances.

Bethel, New York - Known as the pivotal moment in popular music history, this festival brought together more than 400,000 people in 1969.

Hasselt, Belgium - This festival began in 1985 and is known for its diverse musical offerings, ranging from pop and rock to electronic and heavy metal.

Newport, Rhode Island - Known as one of the first annual festivals in the world, dating back to 1954, it focuses primarily on folk and jazz music.

Reading and Leeds, England - Originating in 1961, this annual rock festival is held simultaneously at two sites during a bank holiday weekend.

Austin, Texas - Established in 2002, this annual music conference is known for showcasing hundreds of emerging artists from around the world.

Novi Sad, Serbia - Originally started as a student protest against the government, it has evolved into an award-winning international music festival.

Manchester, Tennessee - A four-day event that started in 2002, this festival is known for its eclectic lineup and for being held on a 700-acre farm.

Roskilde, Denmark - Started by high school students in 1971 and has grown into the largest North European culture and music festival.

Byron Bay, New South Wales, Australia - Held annually over the Easter long weekend, this festival boasts a lineup of world-renowned blues and roots performers.

Montreux, Switzerland - Initiated in 1967, this festival is primarily known for jazz, but also opens its stages to other genres of music over two weeks in early July.

Milton Keynes, England - A day-long festival dedicated to the best in heavy metal and hard rock music, often referred to as 'the UK's premier rock festival'.

Tisno, Croatia - A multi-genre festival set in a beautiful Croatian cove, perfect for music lovers who also appreciate a stunning beachside environment.

Düsseldorf, Germany - Launched in 2012, this festival centers on electronic music and boasts an impressive industrial setting within a former power plant.

Rural Hall, North Carolina - Celebrating bluegrass and old-time musicians since 1972, true to the Appalachian music tradition.

Reykjavík, Iceland - Taking place during the dark winter months, this festival brings warmth with an eclectic mix of music and performances from established and emerging artists.

Chicago, Illinois - Dedicated to the most experimental edges of jazz, this event follows in the tradition of improvisational and avant-garde music.

Barcelona, Spain - Since 2001, this festival has been a mecca for fans of indie rock, electronic, and experimental music, with an emphasis on European acts.

Miami, Florida - Founded in 1999, this festival takes place in Downtown Miami and is an electronic music lovers' haven.