Buckle & Boots has announced the full line-up for its 10th anniversary festival, adding a wave of new artists to the 2026 bill and marking a major milestone with the launch of Buckle & Boots Switzerland later in May Read more
Country on the Common returns to Tooting Common on 4–5 July 2026 with headline sets from Seasick Steve and Cody Pennington, plus a debut Country Jukebox DJ set from Vernon Kay. Expect live music, dancing, family fun and a full Western‑themed weekend. Read more
The British Country Music Festival 2026 champions homegrown talent, with Cammy Barnes and Elles Bailey leading a lineup packed with UK country and Americana artists, plus Canadian guests and new immersive experiences across the Winter Gardens. Read more
C2C Country to Country closed another unforgettable weekend and has confirmed it will return from 12 to 14 March 2027. With Manchester joining London and Glasgow, fans can expect an even bigger celebration of country music next year. Read more
Country to Country is coming to Manchester for the first time in 2027, taking over the AO Arena and venues across the city for a three‑day celebration of country music. Tickets go on sale 20 March, with the lineup to be revealed later this year. Read more
Country on the Clyde is back on 14–15 March 2026, bringing Nashville‑style storytelling, UK favourites and international artists to Glasgow’s iconic Ferry. With last year’s Saturday selling out, fans are encouraged to secure tickets early. Read more
Alanis Morissette has been announced as Saturday’s headliner for the new State Fayre Festival in Chelmsford, following Neil Young’s cancellation — a huge moment for UK country and Americana fans as she prepares for her June UK tour. Read more
Country Calling 2026 unveils its day splits, featuring Parmalee’s UK debut, Randy Houser’s long awaited return and Tyler Halverson’s exclusive Friday show. With five stages, family fun and VIP perks, this is the festival’s biggest year yet.
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Country on the Common returns to Tooting Common on 4 and 5 July 2026 after a standout debut year with The Shires and Remember Monday. Organisers plan a larger capacity and will again offer discounted Access for All tickets.
Though Black Deer Festival 2025 may not be happening, Black Deer In The City promises to keep the spirit alive—bringing the music, the stories, and the community straight to the heart of London for an unforgettable celebration of Americana culture.
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