More big names from the worlds of music, comedy and cheffing have just been added to this year’s Big Feastival line-up, to make sure your August bank holiday weekend on Alex James’ Kingham farm goes off with a bang. BREAKING NEWS: BIG FEASTIVAL’s 2026 headliners announced with Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille taking centre stage in the Cotswolds
Joining the main stage line-up is one of the UK’s most exciting rising stars Mimi Webb (see main pic), known for her powerhouse vocals and emotionally charged pop anthems. Meek will also take to the stage with her infectious indie-pop sound, alongside Nubiyan Twist, Jerub and She’s In Parties.
Big names from the worlds of comedy and podcasting will also join the farm’s festivities, including hit comedian & host of ITV’s The Masked Singer Joel Dommett, stand up and author Suzi Ruffell, and the charmingly self-deprecating Ivo Graham.
Meanwhile, Inbetweeners alums Joe Thomas and James Buckley will be staging a live rendition of their new podcast Fact Up, whilst quick-witted star of social media Daniel Foxx is also added to the bill. They join already announced Harriet Kemsley, Shappi Khorsandi, Scott Bennett and The Scummy Mummies for a standout, laugh out loud programme.
Superstar DJ’s will keep the party going after hours in The Outpost, which returns for its second year, starring Drum & Bass pioneers Fabio & Grooverider set to perform alongside the infectious sounds of Revival House Project and party-starting sets from The Allergies, as well as comedy and improv band The Horne Section, all promising a packed dancefloor from dusk till’ late.
Festival favourites will also take over the tent across the weekend, including performances from Sweet Female Attitude, Duke, and the brass-fuelled party starters Das Brass, alongside high energy & fun packed sets from Barrioke, Gospeloke, Disco Celidh, Hip Hop House Band, Grohlercoaster, In-here Brothers and Pacho Nacho.
On the Big Kitchen stage, Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan will headline the Big Kitchen stage with a special live cooking demonstration, around his celebrated farm-to-fork philosophy. New Zealand-born chef, sommelier and restaurateur Melanie Brown also joins the bill, and the Big Kitchen host has been confirmed as food waste warrior and social media sensation Lagom Chef. They join the likes of Anna Haugh, Emily English, Rachel Allen, Tom Barnes and many more.
They join previously announced main stage headliners Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille, plus major acts Rudim3ntal, Perrie, Doves, White Lies, Freya Ridings, Ms. Dynamite and The Coral.
The Big Feastival hits Alex James’ farm between 28 – 30 August, Camping, Weekend & Day Tickets are on sale now at bigfeastival.com.
