25–27 June 2027
Ashton Court, Bristol
Solstice A midsummer food
& music festival
Forty acts on four stages, a food village with sixteen kitchens, a family field and three long evenings that end with the sun setting behind the main stage.
Gates open in
- Live music
- Street food
- Family field
- Sunset sets
- Makers’ workshops
- Ceilidh in the orchard
- Camping under the oaks
- Late-night dance tent
The line-up
Three days. Forty acts.
One long sunset.
Friday 25 June
Halcyon Bloom
The Low Tides OrchestraMabel OkaforStatic PeachesKemi Sunday
Tin Lantern · Wren & Wild · Cardamom Collective · Harbour Lights Choir · Sol Navarro Trio · Ottilie Marsh · Neon Allotment
Saturday 26 June
Kofi Brightwater & The Tidelines
Marlowe GreyGolden Hour SocialSaffron RiotJuno AchebeDJ Marisol Vega
Ines Calloway · The Dandelion Clocks · Moth Parade · Fennel & Fig · Amara Quist · Blue Lido Quartet · Rosa Penhallow · The Hedgerow Band · Pollen Count
Sunday 27 June
Juniper Vale
Lior & the Long GrassThe Brass FoxesHoneyfieldMidsummer Soundsystem
Clementine Ash · Tamsin Rook · Ade Kalu Highlife Band · Sunday Paper Club · The Cider Press Ceilidh · Kasia Morrow · Nell Ashby · Lumen Garden
Pick your sets, spot the clashes and download your plan to your calendar.
What’s on
More than a gig in a field
Four stages
The open-air Sunhouse, the Meadow, acoustic sets in the Orchard and the late-night Firefly Tent.
The Long Table
Sixteen independent kitchens and bars, with something vegan, gluten-free and halal at every turn.
Little Suns field
Den building, a puppet theatre, storytelling tents and a quiet corner. Under-5s go free.
Makers’ Lawn
Screen-print your own festival tee, learn to throw a pot or join a sunrise yoga class.
Tickets
Pick your weekend
Early-bird prices until 31 January 2027. Children under 5 go free, and groups of six or more save 10%.
Children under 5 go free, and groups of six or more save 10% on their tickets.
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All stages for the day
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Little Suns family field
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Re-entry until 20:00
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Most popular
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Everything, all three days
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Oak Field campsite with hot showers
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Sunrise yoga and morning swims
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Family camping near Little Suns
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Kids’ wristbands with your number
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Buggy and trolley hire on site
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stages, all within a 10-minute stroll
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acts across the weekend
40
independent kitchens & bars
16
single-use plastic cups
0
Good to know
Questions, answered
Can I bring my own food and drink?
Yes, a picnic is welcome in the arena. You can bring up to two litres of soft drinks per person in plastic or cans. Glass and spirits are not allowed; campers can bring a little more to the campsite.
What age do children need a ticket?
Under-5s go free and don’t need a ticket. Children aged 5–15 need a child ticket or a Family weekend ticket and must be with an adult at all times.
Is the site accessible?
Main routes are on trackway, every stage has a raised viewing platform and there are accessible toilets in every block. Personal assistants go free with a disabled ticket holder.
What happens if it rains?
The festival goes ahead, it’s Bristol in June. The Orchard and Firefly Tent are covered, and the Long Table has a big-top dining tent. Bring wellies just in case.
Plan your visit
Trains to Temple Meads, a shuttle to the gate, step-free routes and where to fill your water bottle.
Open the visitor guide
Line-up alerts
Hear it first
One email when new acts are announced, one when tickets are about to sell out. That’s it, promise.