Big Feastival has confirmed 2026's headliners: Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille

Tickets are now available for purchase at bigfeastival.com.

Big Feastival has revealed its headliners for the 2026 edition, set to take place at Alex James’ Cotswolds Farm over the August Bank Holiday weekend from 28th to 30th August.

The festival will see performances from Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille, as well as renowned chefs and a variety of entertainment options, including podcasts, comedy, and late-night DJ sets.

Host Alex James says, “I’m delighted to welcome everyone back to the farm for the 15th year of Big Feastival and to confirm our three outstanding headliners.”

Event Director Heather Garrett adds, “Big Feastival’s 2026 line-up is going to be our very best yet. After a brilliant year last year, we’ve been working away behind the scenes to launch with a bang for 2026.”

Further line-up announcements are expected in the coming weeks. Tickets for camping and the weekend are available now at bigfeastival.com.

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