Big Feastival is back — and for its 15th year, it’s pulling out three huge names to headline the August Bank Holiday celebration on Alex James’ farm in the Cotswolds.
Running 28–30 August 2026, the family-friendly fusion of food, music and festival mischief will welcome Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille as this year’s main-stage stars.
Friday night kicks off with Basement Jaxx, one of dance music’s most iconic duos. Expect an explosion of colour, chaos and club classics as they roll out hits like Where’s Your Head At, Romeo and Rendez-Vu. With seven chart-smashing albums and a GRAMMY or two to their name, their live shows are the stuff of festival legend.
Saturday belongs to The Streets, with Mike Skinner set to perform his era-defining album A Grand Don’t Come for Free in full. Twenty years on, tracks like Fit But You Know It and Dry Your Eyes remain staples of British music culture, and Skinner’s live delivery is as sharp, gritty and clever as ever.
Bringing the weekend home on Sunday, Bastille will close the festival with an anthemic singalong finale. From global smash Pompeii to the chart-topping album Bad Blood, the band have spent 15 years carving out their place as one of the UK’s biggest indie-pop exports — and their festival sets are famously massive.
Festival host Alex James said he was thrilled to mark Big Feastival’s 15th birthday in style, promising the strongest line-up yet. Event director Heather Garrett added that 2026 will see even more music, comedy, theatre, kids’ entertainment and late-night antics at the beloved Cheese Hub and The Outpost.
Alongside the headliners, Big Feastival will once again bring an award-winning line-up of chefs, family activities from morning to night, and an expanded programme of comedy, podcasts and DJ takeovers — with plenty more still to be announced.
Tickets and camping passes are on sale now.
