Dave Beech

1 week ago | louderthanwar.com | Dave Beech

Download – Days One, Two and ThreeDonington Park, Derbyshire11th-15th June 2024The UK’s biggest alternative festival, Download, returns to the hallowed grounds of Donington for yet another year. How does it hold up for Louder Than War’s Dave Beech and Rebecca Bush, who are there to find out. While for some it’s just a music festival, for others it’s a pilgrimage.

3 weeks ago | louderthanwar.com | Dave Beech

Slam Dunk North Temple Newsam, Leeds25th May 2025Louder Than War writer Dave Beech, assisted by Sally Hirshman, once again make the annual pilgrimage to Temple Newsam in Leeds to kick off the festival season with the northern iteration of Slam DunkFor many of us, Slam Dunk marks the start of festival season proper.

1 month ago | elastic.co | Matthew Adams |Dave Beech

Working across the security ecosystemAt Elastic, we have always had one mission: to bring the best search and analytics capabilities to wherever our users are. This principle is built into all three of Elastic’s solutions, including Elastic Security. The AI-driven security analytics solution is built to be open, transparent, and available to users of all kinds. Microsoft Sentinel is a widely adopted security information and event management (SIEM) solution, including with Elastic users.

2 months ago | louderthanwar.com | Dave Beech

Download Festival Donnington Park, Derby 14th-16th June 2024 With last year’s iteration of the UK’s premier rock and metal festival seemingly moving away from the same well-trodden legacy headliners they’ve booked countless times before, as well as a diversification of the line-up as a whole, there was always the question of whether 2025’s Download Festival would follow the same trend it has for years, or whether it would continue its branching out with a wider array of genres on offer over...

2 months ago | louderthanwar.com | Dave Beech

Now a staple on the UK festival circuit, Slam Dunk is arguably the country’s premier pop-punk/emo/metal festival, with both the North (Temple Newsam, Leeds) and South (Hatfield Park) iterations of the all-dayer attracting those of an alternative persuasion from all over the UK. Now in its 19th year as an event, its carved out a niche that no other festivals come close to.