Fatboy Slim and Kasabian have been announced as two of the headline acts for Boardmasters 2026, as organisers release the first wave of more than 50 artists set to appear at the festival.
The initial line-up includes The Kooks, Dizzee Rascal, Tinie Tempah, Example, Ren, Pendulum (Live) and Rudimental, alongside a mixture of indie, electronic and live acts. Tash Sultana will make an exclusive appearance, while Ren is confirmed for his first festival main-stage performance. Other names include Loyle Carner, James Arthur, Brooke Combe, The Darkness, Goldie (Live), Matt Corby, Dimension and 4am Kru.
Presale tickets go on sale on Thursday 27 November at 10:00, with fans required to sign up in advance for 24-hour early access. Registration closes at midnight on Wednesday 26 November.
Boardmasters will once again feature surfing events at Fistral, including the Boardmasters Open WSL Men’s, Women’s and Junior competitions.
It takes place from the 5th - 9th August 2026.
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