The much-anticipated second phase of the Big Feastival 2026 lineup is here, promising an unforgettable experience for attendees. Celebrated British drum and bass band Rudimental and Little Mix’s Perrie Edwards join an impressive roster that includes Doves, White Lies, Freya Ridings, and The Coral.
This star-studded assembly will perform alongside previously announced headliners Basement Jaxx, The Streets, and Bastille at the stunning Cotswolds farm owned by Blur bassist Alex James. The festival runs from August 28 to 30, celebrating its 15th year as a premier bank holiday event renowned for blending live music, gourmet food, and family entertainment.
The music lineup spans genres, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Rudimental will electrify the main stage with their signature fusion of drum & bass, soul, pop, and electronic sounds. Perrie Edwards brings her emotive songwriting and iconic pop vocals, while alternative band Doves captivate with atmospheric melodies. Indie-rock enthusiasts will enjoy performances by White Lies and The Coral, complemented by artists like Anthony Szmierek, Red Rum Club, Tors, Ms Dynamite, and The Ordinary Boys.
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The comedy lineup is equally compelling. The Horne Section delivers a unique blend of music and humor, Harriet Kemsley showcases her offbeat comedic style, and Shappi Khorsandi offers sharp, fearless takes on identity and family life. The program expands further with The Scummy Mummies returning with their popular comedy podcast and live show.
Food lovers can look forward to the Big Kitchen stage, headlined by award-winning chef Anna Haugh. Known for her modern Irish cuisine and appearances on shows like Saturday Kitchen and Sunday Brunch, Anna will also serve as a Masterchef judge in 2026. Culinary demonstrations and workshops will feature renowned chefs such as Rachel Allen, TikTok culinary star Poppy Cooks, Sally Abé, nutritionist Emily English, and many others. From fire-led cooking by New Zealand Māori chef Matblak to vibrant vegan dishes by Meera Sodha, the culinary offerings promise to inspire.
Beyond the mainstage, the festival atmosphere thrives with superstar DJs spinning tunes at Alex James’ Cheese Hub and The Outpost. Sofar Sounds curates intimate performances highlighting emerging talent, while The Barn returns for high-energy festival fun.
Families are well catered for with a diverse program featuring the Taskmaster Club’s playful challenges, music-filled storytelling by MC Grammar and Nick Cope, the whimsical Gabby from Gabby’s Dollhouse, a KPop Demon Hunters Disco, and nature-based activities like Lizzie’s Way Woodland Play.
Tickets for camping, weekend passes, and day entries are available now at bigfeastival.com. Whether you’re drawn to world-class music, delicious food, side-splitting comedy, or family-friendly fun, Big Feastival 2026 is set to offer an extraordinary weekend in the heart of the Cotswolds.