Line-up 2027
Sixty artists across four stages. Here are the names we can't stop talking about.
Top of the bill
The full line-up
Luma Vale
Electro-popLuma Vale writes huge, glittering pop songs in a tiny bedroom studio in Glasgow. Her second album, Salt & Static, spent the spring on every playlist that matters.
Glass Harbour
Indie rockFour friends from Bristol who never learned to play quietly. Glass Harbour's live shows are sweaty, joyful and famously loud.
KOVA
Techno · DJ setKOVA plays hypnotic, driving techno built from field recordings of ships, cranes and rain. His three-hour sets are a Neon Tent tradition.
Sienna Rae
SoulSienna Rae has a voice that stops conversations at the bar. Raised in Oakland on her grandmother's soul records, she sings about love, grief and getting back up again.
Neon Parade
Synth-punkNeon Parade crash drum machines into punk guitars and somehow make it danceable. Their drummer plays standing up and has never finished a show with both sticks.
Mira Solen
House · DJ setMira Solen plays warm, soulful house with a love of old disco edits. Her monthly radio show has a cult following on three continents.
Juno Hart
FolkJuno Hart writes quiet, clever folk songs about small towns and big feelings. She tours with one guitar and a notebook full of stories.
Marisol Quartet
Latin jazzLed by saxophonist Tomás Marisol, the quartet blends Cuban rhythms with modern jazz and a lot of improvisation. No two sets are the same.
Ayo Banks
Afro-funkGuitarist and bandleader Ayo Banks mixes Lagos highlife with Detroit funk. His eight-piece band has a horn section that could wake the neighbours.
Velvet Static
Alt rockVelvet Static make big, fuzzy rock songs with a singer who can go from a whisper to a howl in one breath.
Theo Kane
Singer-songwriterTheo Kane writes warm, honest songs on an old acoustic guitar his father gave him. His debut EP was recorded live in one afternoon.
Red Pine
Alt-popRed Pine is the project of producer and singer Noor Haddad: dark, glossy pop with basslines that shake the tent poles.