Showing off your outfit is a big part of festivals these days. But it's important to bring clothes that keep you warm and dry over night or during rainy days.Showing off your outfit is a big part of festivals these days. But it's important to bring clothes that keep you warm and dry over night or during rainy days.
Showing off your outfit is a big part of festivals these days. But it's important to bring clothes that keep you warm and dry over night or during rainy days.

10 things you need to take with you to Leeds Festival 2023

Bucket hat? Check! Sunglasses? Check! Alcohol? Check! - Here are ten essentials you need to take with you to Leeds Festival 2023.

Dennis Morton
By Dennis Morton
Published 22nd Aug 2023, 14:28 BST

Leeds Festival returns this bank holiday with a star studded line-up including Billie Eilish, Central Cee, Wet Leg, Sam Fender and hundreds more.

But a festival is not only party and fun, you actually have to make sure you bring the essentials to make the festival go smoothly.

Here are 10 things you need to take with you to make your festival experience the best possible:

Here are 10 things you need to take with you to make your festival experience the best possible:

Staying safe is important whether you're planning for romance or not.

7. Condoms

Staying safe is important whether you're planning for romance or not. Photo: Danny Lawson

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While you can charge your phone at the festival for a small sum, bringing a powerbank will ensure you don't miss out on any of the magic.

8. Power bank

While you can charge your phone at the festival for a small sum, bringing a powerbank will ensure you don't miss out on any of the magic. Photo: AFP via Getty Images

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Leeds is a cash free festival, so make sure you bring a card for any purchases.

9. Payment card

Leeds is a cash free festival, so make sure you bring a card for any purchases. Photo: AFP via Getty Images

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Bags bigger than an A4 paper is prohibited in the arena, so make sure you bring a small bag or a bum bag to avoid things falling out of your pockets while dancing.

10. Small bag

Bags bigger than an A4 paper is prohibited in the arena, so make sure you bring a small bag or a bum bag to avoid things falling out of your pockets while dancing. Photo: Mark Bickerdike Photography

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