Beach Life comes to the city

MusiK4U drew crowds this weekend as young and old gathered outside the train station to take part in the free mini-festival.

Central Milton Keynes’s Station Square was filled with people from Friday through to Sunday, with everything from a volleyball area, food, music and drink stalls to a live music stage.

 

Attracting many people by the free entry and large odd purple bus, people from all around gathered to listen to local acts with a variety of styles, including the ‘Beatdown’ DJ set, to the rocky edge of ‘Outburst’. The music was complimented by was a BMX area, street and dance crews alongside viewing films from students at MK college and the opportunity to win MK Dons tickets.

Josh Timmins, a local singer songwriter loves the festival feeling that MusiK4U has brought here. ‘It’s just all so random! You’ve got a massive purple bus, a volleyball court and a man dressed as a zombie alongside a main stage of acts!’

The weekend ended with a smashing set from Lionsex on Sunday evening, which lifted spirits in the crowd that not even the abrupt onset of a shower could dampen.