Big Feastival 2026 to feature Basement Jaxx, The Streets, and Bastille as headliners

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Blur bassist Alex James is gearing up for the return of his music and food-focused festival, Big Feastival, in 2026 with an exciting lineup featuring headline acts like Basement Jaxx, The Streets, and Bastille. Set to take place on his farm in the Cotswolds from August 28th to 30th, this promises to be an epic Bank Holiday Weekend event.

Kicking off the festivities on Friday will be Basement Jaxx, known for their eclectic mix of house, big beat, and electronic pop hits like “Rendez-Vu,” “Romeo,” and “Where’s Your Head At.” Saturday will see British music legends, The Streets, grace the stage, performing their seminal album “A Grand Don’t Come for Free” in its entirety, including chart-toppers like “Fit But Don’t You Know It,” “Blinded by the Lights,” and “Dry Your Eyes.” Closing out the weekend on Sunday, indie-pop favorites Bastille will treat the crowd to a stellar performance featuring hits like “Pompeii,” “Happier,” “Good Grief,” and more.

Big Feastival 2026 will run from Friday, August 28th to Sunday, August 30th, offering attendees the chance to enjoy a weekend of music, food, and family entertainment on Alex James’ farm in the Cotswolds. Early entry camping tickets start at around £225 for adults, £165 for teenagers, and £85 for children, while single-day camping passes begin at £195 for adults, £135 for teens, and £55 for children. Non-camping weekend tickets are also available for £180 for adults, £120 for teens, and £45 for children, with kids under five enjoying free admission.

Event Director, Heather Garrett, expressed enthusiasm for the forthcoming festival, promising an incredible lineup and a diverse range of attractions for attendees of all ages. Fans can stay tuned for further announcements and updates on lineup additions as the event draws closer. Big Feastival 2026 is shaping up to be a fantastic conclusion to the summer holidays, featuring top musical performances, delectable cuisine, and engaging entertainment for the whole family.

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