Organisers of Big Feastival have revealed another wave of performers for this summer’s event, adding musicians, chefs and comedians to an already packed line-up.
The popular bank holiday festival, which takes place on Alex James’ farm near Kingham in Oxfordshire from 28–30 August 2026, has confirmed new names across its music, comedy and food stages.
Among the latest additions are Mimi Webb and Meek on the main stage, Michelin-starred chef Simon Rogan in the Big Kitchen, and comedians Joel Dommett, Suzi Ruffell and Ivo Graham joining the comedy programme.
New music acts added
One of the biggest additions is Mimi Webb (main image), one of the UK’s rising pop stars known for her powerful vocals and chart-topping singles. She will join the main stage line-up alongside indie-pop artist Meek, as well as Nubiyan Twist, Jerub and She’s In Parties.
They join previously announced headliners Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille, alongside artists including Rudimental, Perrie, Doves, White Lies, Freya Ridings, Ms Dynamite and The Coral.
Comedy line-up expands
The festival’s comedy programme is also growing, with several well-known names confirmed.
Joel Dommett, host of ITV’s The Masked Singer, will appear alongside stand-up comedian and author Suzi Ruffell and Edinburgh Fringe favourite Ivo Graham.
Also appearing are Joe Thomas and James Buckley, best known for The Inbetweeners, who will perform a live edition of their podcast Fact Up, as well as comedian and social media personality Daniel Foxx.
They join comedians already announced for the festival including Harriet Kemsley, Shappi Khorsandi, Scott Bennett and The Scummy Mummies.
Big Kitchen welcomes top chefs
The festival’s well-known food programme continues to attract major names from the culinary world.
This year’s Big Kitchen stage will feature a headline appearance from Simon Rogan, the acclaimed chef behind Michelin-starred restaurants including L’Enclume, known for his ingredient-led and farm-to-fork cooking.
Also joining the food line-up are Melanie Brown, the New Zealand-born chef, sommelier and restaurateur, and Lagom Chef, who will host the Big Kitchen stage.
They will appear alongside chefs already confirmed for the event including Anna Haugh, Emily English, Rachel Allen and Tom Barnes.
Late-night acts confirmed
Organisers have also revealed the late-night programme for The Outpost, which returns for its second year at the festival.
The line-up includes drum and bass pioneers Fabio & Grooverider, Revival House Project, The Allergies (DJ set) and The Horne Section, led by Taskmaster creator Alex Horne.
Festival favourites will also perform across the weekend including Sweet Female Attitude, Duke and Das Brass, alongside high-energy shows such as Barrioke, Gospeloke and Disco Ceilidh.
A festival that blends music, food and family entertainment
Now celebrating its 15th year, Big Feastival has become one of Oxfordshire’s best-known summer events.
Combining live music, acclaimed chefs, street food, comedy and family activities, the event attracts thousands of visitors to the Cotswolds each year.
Organisers say the mix of music and food remains at the heart of the festival’s appeal.
Event details
| Detail | Information |
| Event | Big Feastival 2026 |
| Location | Alex James’ Farm, near Kingham, Oxfordshire |
| Dates | 28–30 August 2026 |
| Headliners | Basement Jaxx, The Streets, Bastille |
| Tickets | Weekend, camping and day tickets available |
For the full programme and ticket information visit www.bigfeastival.com.
