We're back for summer 2026 — bringing six nights of completely free to attend live music right in the heart of King’s Lynn. This year’s programme spans chart‑topping icons, era‑defining bands, rising stars, and homegrown talent

Opening Weekend: 27–28 June

Saturday 27 June – King Staithe Square

The festival launches with a night of top‑tier tribute talent, featuring Do It Like Dua, a high‑energy Dua Lipa tribute, and Ed Nearan, before the traditional opening‑night firework display lights up the river.

Sunday 28 June – King Staithe Square

A relaxed afternoon dedicated to local artists who shape the region’s vibrant music scene. Expect performances from Springwood’s Queensway, Kissed by Vultures, Funky Little Shack, Park Lane Band, and a storming finale from Ska Souls, returning after their 2025 main‑stage success.

Weekend Two: 3–4 July

Friday 3 July – Tuesday Market Place

A night of nostalgia and high‑energy performance kicks off with Jessie’s Ghost, followed by Amelle Berrabah, celebrated for her era‑defining years with Sugababes, during which the group achieved 26 Top 10 hits, two No.1 singles, and global acclaim.

The night closes with Rhythm of the 90s, one of the UK’s most in‑demand live acts, transforming classic dance anthems into full‑throttle live band experiences.

Saturday 4 July – Tuesday Market Place

A powerhouse night of chart‑topping talent featuring Arthur Black, Amber Pothero, and Natasha Hamilton of Atomic Kitten, known for hits like Whole Again, Eternal Flame, and The Tide Is High.

The evening ends with Ella Eyre, whose explosive stage presence and hits such as Waiting All Night, Came Here for Love, and If I Go promise one of the most anticipated performances of the summer.

Official Afterparty – Saturday 4 July
Hosted by Mark Purdy, the Festival Too Afterparty keeps the celebration going with the best of 70s disco, 80s soul, and 90s dance.

📍 Dukes Head Hotel Ballroom
⏰ 10:30pm – 1am
🎟️ £7 advance / £9 on the door
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Final Weekend: 10–11 July

Friday 10 July – Tuesday Market Place

A genre‑spanning night of indie and rock with The Gliders, Rough Pup, and Stereo MCs, the influential electronic/hip‑hop crossover group behind the global hit Connected.

Headliners Sleeper bring their unmistakable Britpop energy, performing favourites like Inbetweener and Sale of the Century.

Saturday 11 July – Tuesday Market Place

The final night opens with Ross Stewart and First Time Flyers, followed by The Hoosiers, known for Worried About Ray and Goodbye Mr A.

Festival Too 2026 closes with Scottish icons The Proclaimers, whose anthems — including I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles)and I’m On My Way — guarantee a mass singalong finale to remember.

Full Line‑Up

Saturday 27 June – King Staithe Square

Do It Like Dua

Ed Nearan

Firework Display

Sunday 28 June – King Staithe Square

Springwood’s Queensway

Kissed by Vultures

Funky Little Shack

Park Lane Band

Ska Souls

Friday 3 July – Tuesday Market Place

Jessie’s Ghost

Amelle Berrabah

Rhythm of the 90s

Saturday 4 July – Tuesday Market Place

Arthur Black

Amber Pothero

Natasha Hamilton

Ella Eyre

Friday 10 July – Tuesday Market Place

The Gliders

Rough Pup

Stereo MCs

Sleeper

Saturday 11 July – Tuesday Market Place

Ross Stewart

First Time Flyers

The Hoosiers

The Proclaimers