NASS, which usually attracts 30,000 people to Somerset, has been cancelled for 2024 over costs.
NASS in Shepton Mallet, Somerset, usually attracts about 30,000 people for live music and skateboarding.organisers said: "We have found ourselves impacted by the cost-of-living crisis and an increase in operational costs.This year's sell-out event was held from 6 to 9 July 2023 at the Bath and West showground in Somerset.Artists including Chase & Status, Joel Corry and Little Simz headlined the 2023 event.
"It also gave us young people in the south west the opportunity to experience a festival in a smaller, securer environment before attending the larger festivals.In the statement from NASS, it said festival organisers were "incredibly privileged" that so many people loved the festival and "thanked everyone involved for their support".Follow BBC West on
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