Lytham Festival 2027 has revealed a new batch of acts for its Lancashire series, with Kings of Leon, Bastille, David Gray, The Corrs, James Morrison and Emily Rhodes all joining the bill. The festival runs from 30 June to 4 July 2027, and tickets are on sale now.

At a glance

  • Newly added: Kings of Leon, Bastille, David Gray, The Corrs, James Morrison and Emily Rhodes
  • Already announced headliners: Robbie Williams and Fatboy Slim
  • Dates: 30 June to 4 July 2027
  • Location: Lytham, Lancashire
  • Tickets: available now

What we know

The new names join Robbie Williams and Fatboy Slim, who were already confirmed as headliners for next summer. Together they make up a mix of rock, pop and dance acts across the five days.

Fans of the dance side of the bill can read more about the festival's shows on RaveConnects, including Fatboy Slim with special guest Becky Hill and Robbie Williams.

Kings of Leon are also set to headline next year's Isle of Wight Festival, so the band will be on the festival circuit in more than one place in 2027. The announcement does not list a day-by-day running order, so it is not yet clear which act plays on which night.

Looking back at 2026

This year's edition of Lytham Festival was headlined by Teddy Swims, Michael Bublé, Pet Shop Boys, Pitbull and Alanis Morissette. That lineup gives a sense of how broad the festival's programming tends to be, with pop, dance and rock names sharing the same site.

Lytham began in 2009 as a one-night-only concert in the style of the Proms. Since then it has grown into a five-day festival series that welcomes more than 120,000 people every summer.

Why it matters

For dance fans, the appeal is a name like Fatboy Slim sitting alongside big live acts in a seaside Lancashire setting. For the festival itself, adding this many well-known names early gives people a reason to buy tickets well ahead of the summer.

If you are planning a trip, it is worth checking the official Lytham Festival channels for ticket details and any further additions, as the organisers have only shared the acts named above so far.

Source: Festival Insights. Photo: Fausto Ferreira on Pexels.