Mighty Hoopla 2026 will be headlined by Lily Allen and Scissor Sisters

Tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10am starting from £79.50.

Mighty Hoopla, the UK’s largest pop festival, has revealed its line-up for 2026, featuring headline performances from Lily Allen and Scissor Sisters.

Also performing will be Jessie J, Perrie, Five, JLS, Todrick Hall, Agnes, Alexandra Burke, Louise, Cascada, Estelle, Heather Small, Tulisa, The Wanted 2.0, and Liberty X, among others.

The festival will take place on Saturday 30th May and Sunday 31st May at Brockwell Park, London, and this is just the first wave of artists, with over 100 more acts to be announced.

Co-founder Glyn Fussell says, "We have a long history with both our epic headliners, and it’s going to be a monumental year. Every year we listen to all your pop needs. The line-up next year is full of the most diverse, chaotic and divine artistry ever!”

Jamie Tagg, also a co-founder, added, "Every year we strive for pop perfection and next year’s mix of international artists, boybands, girlbands, live acts and DJs delivers just that. We still have some huge names to announce, so we’re very confident this will be our most in demand year yet."

Tickets for the festival go on sale tomorrow, Tuesday 11th November at 10am.

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