Oxfordshire is set to welcome a spectacular new addition to the UK's summer festival scene with the debut of the Blenheim Palace Festival in 2026.
A Stellar Line-Up for an Inaugural Event
The festival organisers have pulled out all the stops for their first year, securing global pop superstar Katy Perry as a headline act. She will perform on Wednesday, bringing her catalogue of diamond-certified hits to the stunning palace grounds.
Joining her is the Grammy-nominated Teddy Swims, whose soulful pop anthems have captured audiences worldwide. He will be accompanied by special guest and breakout singer-songwriter Lauren Spencer Smith.
The event kicks off on June 27, 2026, with a performance from dance music legend Pete Tong. He will present his acclaimed Ibiza Classics show, featuring The Essential Orchestra alongside celebrated DJs Danny Rampling and Sarah Story.
Essential Festival and Ticket Information
The Blenheim Palace Festival is scheduled to run for five days, from June 27 until July 1, 2026. It will take place at the UNESCO World Heritage Site in Woodstock, Oxfordshire.
Promoters have confirmed that at least two more "world-class" headliners will be announced in the coming months, building even more anticipation for this major new event.
The festival is a partnership between live music promoters Cuffe & Taylor, part of Live Nation, and producers MARI Arts & Entertainment.
How to Secure Your Tickets
Ticket sales will be released in several phases. The first opportunity is the pre-sale, which begins at 9 am GMT on November 12, 2025 for Artist, O2 Priority, and Blenheim Palace Members.
Additional pre-sales will follow on November 13 via Cuffe & Taylor, MARI, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and Blenheim Palace. Finally, the general sale for all tickets opens at 9 am GMT on November 14, 2025 through the festival's official website or Ticketmaster.
With its breathtaking location and an already impressive roster of artists, the Blenheim Palace Festival is poised to become a must-attend event on the UK's cultural calendar.