Ms. Lauryn Hill’s Diaspora Calling! adds more names to its Milton Keynes debut on 7 August 2026.
Rachel Sermanni, Alan Bissett presents When Billy Met Alisdair and more amongst first names for the arts and culture festival.
The free festival brings sports activities, live music, theatre, food and drink together across four days.
George Akins, DHP Family MD, puts the decision down to rising costs and financial instability across the industry.
The initiative for emerging talent brings Mica Bernard, Samfire, Mama Oh No and more to Warwickshire on 10-12 July.
The festival celebrates contemporary jazz, electronic, indie and ambient in south west England.
The Milton Keynes festival is a one-day celebration of Afro-Caribbean music, food, art, culture and heritage.
The initiative “places hearing health and audience wellbeing at the heart of the live music experience,” says the festival.
The newly announced acts join the likes of Snow Patrol, The Maccabees, CMAT and MIKA, with the sessions taking place from 16 June to 15 July.
Superstruct says the partnership will give artists access to certified psychologists and lifestyle experts through OpenUp’s digital platform.