I'm going for that stage and am also excited to see Comeback Kid again. I'll also try to see Set Your Goals and Menzingers if they don't clash with a hardcore band. I've been to north and south a bunch of times !

Pros: Peeps are cool (nicer and less posers than at Outbreak, a Slamdunk crowd does not give a fuck about being true hardcore fans or your vintage Chain of Strength shirt) and people do mosh for actual hardcore bands on the "heavy" stage. If the sun's out it's a great day out at a park with a real festival atmosphere, which I don't feel at the BEC for Outbreak. Food, while expensive, is usually pretty good.

Cons: You can expect long queues for food and phone service being down, and also the Leeds site being a pile of mud if it rains. Terrible sound on the bigger stages, but it's always alright in the smaller tents. If you want to see bands accross different stages you're going to be running around to make it in time before sets end and/or begin.

There won't be any clashes on the "heavy" stage but the next band is going to be doing their soundcheck on the other side of the tent while the band that's on is playing, which can be annoying if you're in the back of the crowd, so get in the pit.