The renowned festival has revealed its first names for next August.

The folk band will be returning to BST Hyde Park after 10 years.

The festival will take place between 23rd and 26th July at Oxford’s Hill Farm.

The rockers will be joined by Dropkick Murphys, Pennywise, PUP and Destroy Boys.

From Kneecap to Scissor Sisters, Boomtown 2026’s first lineup drop signals a bold reinvention.

The ‘90s rock/grunge powerhouses team up for a co-headlining show at the city’s iconic Guildhall Square.

The pop star is bringing her ‘Virgin’ tour to London’s best festival.

The London quartet will headline the Liverpool festival’s main stage in May.

The Irish star will be joined by the likes of Father John Misty and Katy J Pearson at Victoria Park in June.

One of the highlights of the northwest’s festival calendar has revealed The Beta Band as its first headliner for next September.

The now iconic live music event teases its third consecutive year with two titanic names.

The London festival have announced their first names for 2026.

Afro Nation United is set to launch in London.

It’s the place to be to discover new music in Milton Keynes.

2000trees is back for its 18th year, and with no shortage of well-known bands on the billing.

Over 60 artists have now been announced, including Noname, Greentea Peng, and Still Woozy.

The first day is already sold out.

2025 brings a blistering, star-studded selection of musical icons to the city for its 2nd year.

Manchester and Brighton Psych Fest’s sister festival returns to Scotland’s capital this August.

The festival takes place in Reykjavík in November.