Swindon Town Football Club has confirmed that Clubland Live will return to the Nigel Eady County Ground in 2026 – and if last year’s debut was anything to go by, the town is in for another explosive summer spectacle.
In 2025, the County Ground was transformed into a full-blown festival arena as thousands packed in to see global chart-toppers and 90s/00s legends including Vengaboys, DJ Sammy, Tinchy Stryder and Whigfield. The atmosphere was electric, the nostalgia was thick in the air, and the event firmly proved that Swindon can deliver one of the UK’s biggest dance nights.
For 2026, organisers say they’re raising the bar even higher.
This year’s edition will feature expanded fan zones, more bars and food vendors, improved accessibility and an increased capacity to match the huge demand generated last time out. The new artist lineup – to be announced soon – promises a mix of Clubland icons, chart-dominating acts and some very special guests who’ve never performed at the County Ground before.
Chief Commercial Officer James Watts said the reaction to last year’s event exceeded all expectations.
“We knew Clubland Live would be special, but the reaction blew us away. The County Ground came alive in a way we’ve never seen before. For 2026, we’ve challenged ourselves to deliver an even more spectacular show — something fans will remember.”
The event aims to bring the energy of a major dance festival right into the heart of Swindon, blending sun-soaked nostalgia with high-impact performances and that unmistakable Clubland buzz.
With anticipation already building, fans are being urged to register early. Pre-sign-up on Skiddle is now open, offering first access to lineup announcements, exclusive pre-sale links and priority access before general sale – giving fans the best possible chance of securing tickets to what is expected to be the region’s biggest dance event of the summer.
Full details on the 2026 lineup, schedule, ticket tiers and hospitality packages will be revealed in the coming weeks.
Get ready, Swindon: Clubland Live is coming back bigger, louder and bolder than ever.
