The cuts roughly represents about 8% of the ticketing giant’s workforce.
The festival is set to take place across ‘hundreds’ of grassroots venues from 26-28 June 2026.
The decision comes after airline industry disruption and rising costs amid the jet fuel crisis.
The Lambeth park is set to host a number of events through the summer, including Field Day, Mighty Hoopla and City Splash.
The festival heads to Glasgow with its full programme of performances, workshops and more.
The festival’s licence will be reconsidered on 18 May over concerns regarding ‘disorder and public safety.’
Folk-pop act Tide Lines and a debut festival performance from three-piece Peat & Diesel among first names for Scottish festival.
HYDRO XL takes one of Boomtown’s main stages from 8,000 capacity to 20,000.
Ex-chief executive Christopher Joell-Deshields was suspended from Pride in London in August 2025, and his employment terminated this month.
Cure for Paranoia, Oxlade and K-pop star YUNJIN have been announced for the 1-6 June festival and conference.