Everywhere At Once Festival, various venues, UK wide.
Dates: Friday, June 26, 2026 - Sunday, June 28, 2026
Featuring: Various Artists
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We have received the following press release;
We’re now just a few days away from the Everywhere At Once festival, a nationwide celebration of grassroots live music presented by Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery, running from 26-28 June 2026.
Taking place across the weekend usually occupied by Glastonbury, more than 2000 artists will be performing at over 400 grassroots music venues across the UK, creating the UK’s biggest music festival, rooted in local venues and music communities.
Artists including Fatboy Slim, Becky Hill, Tinie Tempah, Rizzle Kicks, Glenn Tilbrook, and The Lathums are playing special intimate shows to shine a spotlight on these important spaces. The fantastic line-up also includes artists such as Lucy Spraggan, Gene, D Double E, P Money, Toddla T, The Divine Comedy, Jodie Harsh, Master Peace, Brooke Combe and Inspiral Carpets alongside hundreds of local and emerging artists all performing shows in grassroots venues across the country.
To see what’s happening in your area, including venue listings and local line-ups, visit the interactive festival map and full listings at http://www.everywherefest.com.
Music Venue Trust and The National Lottery present…
Everywhere At Once: The UK’s Biggest Festival
Fatboy Slim, Becky Hill, Tinie Tempah, Rizzle Kicks, Glenn Tilbrook, Lucy Spraggan, Gene, D Double E, P Money and Westside Cowboy, The Lathums, Master Peace, Toddla T, The Divine Comedy, Jodie Harsh, Brooke Combe and more set to play.
More than 2,000 artists performing across 400+ grassroots venues nationwide, spanning indie, dance, pop, rock, grime, electronic, jazz, folk, punk, soul and more
See http://www.everywherefest.com for full listings and gig details
Everywhere At Once, powered by The National Lottery and Music Venue Trust, is the UK’s biggest music festival…happening right on your doorstep. From June 26-28th 2026, grassroots music venues across the nation will be coming together for one epic weekend.
Taking place on what would have been the Glastonbury Festival weekend, more than 400 grassroots music venues will stage hundreds of live music events featuring more than 2000 artists, under the banner of Everywhere At Once, the UK’s biggest festival.
Artists including Fatboy Slim, Becky Hill, Rizzle Kicks, Tinie Tempah, Glenn Tilbrook, The Lathums, The Divine Comedy, Toddla T, Jodie Harsh, Master Peace, Inspiral Carpets, Dave McCabe, Lucy Spraggan, Chris Helme, Gene, D Double E, P Money, Westside Cowboy, and many more are set to play the biggest celebration of grassroots live music ever staged in the UK.
Fatboy Slim, said
“I’ve been lucky enough to play huge stages all over the world, but grassroots venues are where it all started for me and where music scenes really begin, where artists learn their craft, where communities form, and where people come together purely for the love of it. Without grassroots venues, independent promoters and local crowds taking a chance on something new, none of this exists.
These spaces are vital for culture and for local communities, so if there’s anything I can do to help shine a light on them and help keep that spirit alive, I’m more than happy to be involved. And if you care about music, go out and support your local venues, buy a ticket, discover somebody new, and be part of keeping those scenes alive.”
More than 2,000 artists will perform across the weekend, representing the full spectrum of the UK’s music scene. From dance and electronic music to indie, rock, grime, pop, jazz, folk, punk, soul and more, Everywhere At Once showcases the extraordinary diversity and creativity thriving in grassroots venues across the country. Supported by the National Lottery, established artists will perform intimate grassroots venue shows alongside emerging local talent and breakthrough new acts, highlighting the vital role these venues play in developing the next generation of British music.
National Lottery players are one of the biggest backers of grassroots music – because of them, over £1billion has gone to support music in every corner of the country. The National Lottery’s backing for Everywhere At Once will help venues and independent promoters champion new artists and programme a bold, exciting weekend in communities across the UK.
This summer’s biggest live music weekend is happening in a venue near you. Everywhere At Once is more than a line-up of gigs. It’s a national moment to celebrate the grassroots music ecosystem.
In 2021, The National Lottery and MVT cemented their partnership with The National Lottery’s Revive Live Tour, which helped venues re-open and rebuild following the impact of Covid. Everywhere At Once, powered by The National Lottery, will be delivered by Music Venue Trust alongside Save Our Scene and the Association of Independent Promoters, bringing the grassroots network together for a shared national moment of live music.
Audiences will also be given the opportunity to support a range of exceptional and vital music charities, with donations supporting War Child, Nordoff and Robbins, Help Musicians and Teenage Cancer Trust.
For three days, the artists play, the venues host, the nation listens. Closer to the music, where local matters, where everyone belongs.
Full details of all gigs, with daily updates, are available at http://www.everywherefest.com Follow on socials at @musicvenuetrust /#everywhereatonce
The money for this initiative comes from National Lottery marketing funds. It is not being funded by money allocated for National Lottery Good Causes or by Allwyn.
About Music Venue Trust
Music Venue Trust is a UK registered charity which acts to protect, secure, and improve the UK’s Grassroots Music Venues.
Created in January 2014, Music Venue Trust aims to secure the long-term future of GMVs in England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, whether they are iconic venues such as Hull Adelphi, Exeter Cavern, The 100 Club, Band on the Wall, King Tut’s, and Clwb Ifor Bach, or lesser-known venues that are equally important to their geographical or musical community. These venues play a crucial role in the development of British music, nurturing local talent, providing a platform for artists to build their careers and develop their music and their performance skills.
MVT works to gain recognition of the essential role these venues fulfil, not only for artist development but also for the cultural and music industries, the economy, and local communities.
The geographical spread of GMVs provides access to live music, for both performers and audience members, in many locations that do not have alternative cultural venues. The charity provides advice to the government, the cultural sector, and the music industry on issues impacting GMVs and is the nominated representative that speaks on behalf of the Music Venues Alliance, an association of venues from across the UK.
Music Venue Trust is a charity registered with the Charity Commission of England and Wales: Charity Number 1159846
Music Venue Trust (Scotland) is a charity registered with the Office of the Scottish Charity Regulator: Charity Number SC05200
About Allwyn and The National Lottery
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● The National Lottery has awarded players over £103 billion in prize money, creating more than 8,000 millionaires.
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