Appetite On The Farm 2026 takes over Kelvedon Hall this August Bank Holiday

Appetite On The Farm 2026 lands at Kelvedon Hall in Brentwood, Essex, from 29th to 30th August 2026, and the August Bank Holiday just found its headline act.

Appetite On The Farm is not playing small. Capacity rises to 20,000. New site builds. Expanded production. The most adventurous line-up to date. Countryside views, city energy.

Born in London in 2017, Appetite built its name on wide-eyed, high-energy crowds and line-ups that always swerved the obvious. What began as a tight local movement quickly grew into a globally connected brand, touching down across Europe and launching a tastemaking record label along the way.

Then came the fields.

Launched in 2022, Appetite On The Farm became the flagship. The annual pilgrimage. The end-of-summer link-up in the heart of Essex. Since launching four years ago, Elliot Schooling and Liam Palmer’s creation has become one of the summer’s must-do moments. Not hype. Proper reputation.

Thirty minutes from London Liverpool Street, and you are suddenly surrounded by heritage walls and low-frequency pressure. Historic estate outside. Serious basslines inside.

The 2026 soundtrack is stacked.

Luke Dean, Locky, Jamback and Omar+ bring sharp, forward-facing heat. Tunes that travel. Energy that sticks. Dr Banana lands with garage bounce and London DNA in every blend. Dyed Soundorom and Laidlaw go stripped and surgical, hypnotic minimal rollers for the heads.

Kirollus continues his rise with slick, groove-led finesse. Traumer leans into deep, rolling hypnosis. Saoirse and Shanti Celeste twist the mood left of centre, textured, emotive, unexpected.

Then the weight drops.

Jamie Jones delivers elastic basslines and chunky house rhythms built for full field eruptions. Sidney Charles keeps it driving and direct. Silva Bumpa fires bassline chaos with a grin. Todd Edwards touches down with timeless US garage swing, vocals chopped and flipped with surgical precision. MJ Cole represents heritage and innovation in one breath. Kolter bridges eras. Eliza Rose brings attitude. Skream flexes versatility. Founders Elliott Schooling and Liam Palmer lock the whole thing together with the sound that built Appetite in the first place.

Six stages shape the journey. The Barn. The Forest. The Clearing. The Jam and Doughnut. The Stables. The Record Store. From sunlit grooves to shoulder-to-shoulder sweatbox moments that feel like a warehouse flashback, Appetite On The Farm 2026 covers every angle.

Beyond the speakers, the Appetite Food Market returns. Street food stacked high. Space to connect. Space to recharge. Then straight back into the rhythm.

Appetite On The Farm 2026 celebrates growth without losing its soul. Bigger footprint. Same hunger.

Tickets range from £40 to £120.

Bank Holiday sorted. Secure your place at Appetite On The Farm 2026 now and close your summer properly.

More info and tickets can be found here!