The highly anticipated second phase of the Big Feastival 2026 lineup has been announced, promising an unforgettable weekend for festivalgoers. This year’s event will take place from August 28 to 30 at Blur bassist Alex James’ picturesque Cotswolds farm.
Headlining the festival are British drum and bass band Rudimental and Perrie Edwards, renowned singer from Little Mix. They join a powerhouse roster including previously revealed headliners Basement Jaxx, The Streets—who will perform their acclaimed album A Grand Don’t Come For Free in full—and Bastille. Other exciting musical acts include Doves, White Lies, Freya Ridings, The Coral, Anthony Szmierek, Red Rum Club, Tors, Ms Dynamite, The Ordinary Boys, Bradley Simpson, The Rosadocs, Fiona Lee, and The Cuban Brothers. This diverse and dynamic lineup spans genres from indie rock to electronic and pop, ensuring there is something for every taste.
Beyond the music, Big Feastival is famed for its culinary offerings. This year, award-winning chef and restaurateur Anna Haugh takes center stage at the Big Kitchen. Known for her modern Irish cuisine, Anna is a regular on Saturday Kitchen and Sunday Brunch and will serve as a judge on MasterChef in 2026. Festival attendees can also enjoy cooking demonstrations and workshops led by renowned chefs such as Rachel Allen from Ballymaloe Cookery School, TikTok culinary star Poppy Cooks, modern British chef Sally Abé, nutritionist and bestselling author Emily English, and others bringing global and contemporary flavors to the festival kitchen.
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Adding to the excitement, after-hours entertainment will continue with superstar DJs at Alex James’ Cheese Hub and The Outpost, while Sofar Sounds curates intimate performances spotlighting emerging talent. The Barn returns for a second year, delivering vibrant, high-energy festival fun.
Comedy enthusiasts are also in for a treat, with acts like The Horne Section, Harriet Kemsley, Shappi Khorsandi, and The Scummy Mummies bringing sharp, hilarious performances. The family-friendly program features interactive experiences such as Taskmaster Club’s challenge-based fun, music acts MC Grammar and Nick Cope, Gabby from Gabby’s Dollhouse, a KPop Demon Hunters Disco, The Flying Seagull Project’s circus theater, and outdoor nature play, making the festival a delight for all ages.
Camping, weekend, and day tickets are currently available at bigfeastival.com, promising a weekend packed with music, food, laughter, and memorable experiences.