"festival fever" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong feeling of excitement, energy, and enthusiasm surrounding a particular festival or event. Example: "The town was filled with festival fever as the annual music festival approached. Everywhere you looked, people were bustling with preparations and anticipation, eager for the festivities to begin."
English festival fever seems to be turning historical.
Festival fever Colourful dancers, steel bands and the smell of sizzling jerk chicken… Europe's largest street festival returns to London on 30-31 Augusthenottinghillcarnival.comcom; free).
The press inevitably spend a huge amount of time obsessing about it and there's always a general festival fever built up by Glastonbury because it's Glastonbury.
If you have never been to a fashion festival, especially one as over-scrutinised as Glastonbury, you have no idea how hard it is to resist the suction pull of festival fever.
Birthdays, N16, Tue BBT As Edinburgh succumbs to its annual dose of festival fever, there are plenty of spin-off and fringe events to choose from running alongside the officially sanctioned goings on.
From farms to parks, hills to zoos, no large space of land is safe from festival fever.
If you can't get them, no one is going to". 6.52pm BST Still nothing happening on the stages due to the electrical storms, but here's a handy infographic on how Glastonbury compares to other festival hay fever hotspots.
"With Los Angeles in the grips of Ring Festival LA fever launched by the L.A. Opera's presentation of Richard Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen... .. - so began an LA Times article last week about Ring Festival LA offerings.
She rests up with a swollen knee – sustained crowdsurfing at another festival – and a fever, worrying she has contracted malaria.
Standing on a hill above the Enguri Su river, it may play second fiddle to Istanbul for most, but it's the country's cultural centre, with endless concerts and festivals, and cafe fever is rife on its wide streets.
A few weeks before "Rocklahoma" the town, normally home to just 8,500 people, hosts "Country Fever", another festival.
