Skip to main content
Site logo

Main navigation

  • About James
  • My Plan
  • News
  • Campaigns
  • Speeches
  • Contact
Site logo

Festival Too Returns to King's Lynn for 2026

  • Tweet
Friday, 5 June, 2026
  • Local News
jw

Festival Too will return to King's Lynn from 27 June to 11 July 2026, bringing three weekends of free live music and entertainment to the town.

The festival will begin at King's Staithe Square on 27 and 28 June before moving to Tuesday Market Place for the following two weekends. Festival Too remains one of the largest free music festivals in Europe and continues to attract thousands of visitors to King's Lynn each year. Festival Too website

The 2026 programme includes a mix of tribute acts, local performers and nationally recognised artists. Acts scheduled to perform include Amelle Berrabah, Natasha Hamilton, Ella Eyre, Stereo MCs, Sleeper, The Hoosiers and The Proclaimers. Local artists and bands will also feature throughout the festival.

The current programme is:

  • Saturday 27 June – King's Staithe Square: Do It Like Dua, Ed Nearan and fireworks.
  • Sunday 28 June – King's Staithe Square: Springwood's Queensway, Kissed By Vultures, Funky Little Shack, Park Lane and Ska Souls.
  • Friday 3 July – Tuesday Market Place: Jessie's Ghost, Amelle Berrabah and Rhythm of the 90s.
  • Saturday 4 July – Tuesday Market Place: Arthur Black, Amber Pothero, Natasha Hamilton and Ella Eyre.
  • Friday 10 July – Tuesday Market Place: The Gliders, Rough Pup, Stereo MCs and Sleeper.
  • Saturday 11 July – Tuesday Market Place: Ross Stewart, First Time Flyers, The Hoosiers and The Proclaimers.

Festival Too is organised by volunteers and supported by local businesses and sponsors. Entry is free and no tickets are required.

You may also be interested in

Burnham Overy beach

Encouraging tourism #LoveWestNorfolk

Tourism is a vital part of North West Norfolk's economy with visitors enjoying our wonderful coastline, heritage, and countryside.
Farm

James Wild MP welcomes £15m and changes to make it easier to build on-farm reservoirs after pressing Ministers on farmers’ concerns

Tuesday, 18 August, 2026
James Wild MP has welcomed new funding of up to £15 million for on-farm reservoirs and planning changes to make it easier to build them, following concerns raised with him by farmers at the Royal Norfolk Show about the need to increase water storage.At the Royal Norfolk Show early this year, James h

News

  • Weekly Newsletter

Show only

  • Articles
  • Holyrood News
  • Local News
  • Newsletters
  • Opinions
  • Speeches
  • Speeches in Parliament
  • Westminster News

James Wild MP Conservative MP for North West Norfolk

Footer

  • About RSS
  • Accessibility
  • Cookies
  • Privacy
  • About James
ConservativesPromoted by James Wild of 11-12 London Road King’s Lynn PE30 5PY
Copyright 2026 James Wild . All rights reserved.
Powered by Bluetree