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The Second "Summer of Love" of 1988: the Summer when Rave Parties Were Born in England

Summary by Radio France
History called "Summer of Love" in the summer of 1967. But 20 years later, in an England marked by austerity policies, a new cultural revolution is set to take place, carried by the acid house and the rave parties, it gathers thousands of young people around the same desire for freedom.
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History called "Summer of Love" in the summer of 1967. But 20 years later, in an England marked by austerity policies, a new cultural revolution is set to take place, carried by the acid house and the rave parties, it gathers thousands of young people around the same desire for freedom.

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Radio France broke the news on Friday, August 7, 2026.
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