1-5 July 2026 / Lytham St. Annes
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TK Maxx Presents Lytham Festival 2026
TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival has grown from a one-night-only community Proms-style concert to a spectacular five-day live music event which now attracts well in excess of 120,000 people each summer. Staged on the banks of Lancashire's stunning Ribble Estuary.
Headliners have varied massively over the years ranging from the likes of Shania Twain, Lionel Richie, Sting, Courteeners, Billy Ocean, Diana Ross, Duran Duran, Kylie, Lewis Capaldi, Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Madness, Rod Stewart, Stereophonics, The Strokes, Tom Jones and so many more.
2026 will see five nights of live music light up Lytham Green once again. This tranquil beauty spot is normally reserved for dog walkers, kite flyers and family picnics but for one week each summer it is transformed into a buzzing live music hub as artists from across the globe perform to crowds of up to 20,000 people a night.
The festival takes place on Lytham Green in Lytham St. Anne’s, Lancashire, FY8 5LB
Children aged 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 and over who has their own ticket. Children aged two and under can attend for free and don’t require a ticket. All other children must have a full price ticket to enter the festival. Please be aware no prams are permitted at TK Maxx Presents Lytham Festival.
Absolutely! Concerts are only ever cancelled due to the weather if the conditions become dangerous. However, you cannot bring an umbrella, so please dress appropriately. The show will continue to go ahead if it rains and there will be no refunds offered should you choose to leave due to weather. The show will only be cancelled or stopped if the weather becomes dangerous.
Although you are unable to bring food and drink into the venue, we're certain you won't go hungry with a wide array of food and drink stalls inside the venue offering some of the most delicious cuisines. We have everyone's favourites on our roster and our concession stalls will be offering refreshments throughout the night.
Chairs are not permitted for any of the TK Maxx Presents Lytham Festival 2026 shows, including The Garden.
Yes, all food concessions and bars are cashless. Please bring alternative payment options.
Once you leave the venue you will not be allowed back in.
From the amazing Stevie Wonder, with the beautiful Corinne Bailey Rae supporting on Thursday 4 July, through the fantastic Justin Timberlake and DAGNY, on Saturday, to Simple Minds, Texas and supporting DJ, Pete Waterman to close the Festival on Sunday, I loved every minute of 2025's Lytham Festival and can't wait to book for next year! 🤩
Stevie Wonder was amazing! He really brought the party and we loved seeing him. The festival could have been better though as long queues to get in and no signal to download tickets. No communication from event staff.
Yet again Lytham Festival was superb. All the artists and bands that got to play were fantastic. This week started on Thursday and opened with Corinne Bailey Rae, she was great, what a voice. Stevie Wonder was something else, a true performer who had the crowd in his hands. His set never seemed as though it would end. So many hits and memories came back listening to him and his great band. Unfortunately Friday was cancelled due to the weather, but this was dealt with in the right way. Good communication and followed up with refund details etc via mail. Very fair. Saturday saw Jess Glynn and Justine Timberlake take to the stage, yet another powerful and impactful performance from both. JT and his band were simply superb, what a great night. One of the best so far in the 15 years this has been running. Then to close out with Cast, Texas and Simple Minds was nothing more than a very special celebration of all things British. This took me back to my youth. Everyone sang along to every song, a tremendous evening. It was great to see a wider selection of food stalls this year, reducing ques and faster turn around for the hungry masses. It would have been great to see a few more coffee stalls, and water stations being more prominent. The toilets were fine, its a festival after all, however it would be good to see enhanced provisions being laid on here. The whole experience of Lytham festival puts a smile on your face. From buying the tickets, to the anticipation of the artist line up and then walking to the gates for the opening night, knowing you have 5 days of fun ahead, shared with good friends. The town really does gear itself up to hosting thousands of visitors and welcoming them to spend some great hours on the famous green! Cuffe and Taylor, in conjunction with Ticket Master have really put this one on the map. Yet again it was a truly great experience to see some of these global stars on the Green in Lytham. We are already looking forward to next year. I am sure there is so much that goes on behind the scenes to ensure every customer has a fantastic experience, but also to mitigate any potential issues. None more so than accidents to band members and the weather. These cannot be helped or foreseen, but the way TKM handled the issues was commendable. Thank you once again and see you next year.
Fantastic night on Sunday, Texas were brilliant but it's a long day to stand all the time. An area, other than the expensive Garden part, with some seating would be welcomed.
Pete Waterman was great - my kind of music spanning the 80's. Made the day more enjoyable by entertaining us in between sets. Texas were amazing, never expected anything else but do wish they had been the ones to close the Festival - although Simple Minds were good I think Texas were the better artists
Texas were amazing , had a great night Although the whole thing was spolit by the lack of buses , unclear information for passengers . All stood there for over 50 minutes , before either walking to St Annes or trying with not much luck to get a taxi . It has put me off coming again
Absolutely superb The Alarm tribute was emotional and fitting to Mike, his son was immense and must have been so scary for him. Cast was fantastic but Charlene and Texas, Jim n Simple Minds wher unbelievable performances that need the day/night even better
Love going to lytham festival I get to see big name acts close to my home. Some really good nights this year. Highlight for me was texas. Can't wait to see what 2026 brings.
Excellent and well organised! Simple Minds & Texas were amazing!
The bands were excellent Cast,The Alarm Tribute, Texas and Simple Minds. For that I give 5 stars. However the cost of drinks were extortionate especially £3 for a can of coke. I turned up with a litre water bottle as I am a diabetic and the jobsworths doing security made me bin the bottle. It was half full so was going to use the water station to refill my bottle to keep hydrated but had to queue up just to get a cup to fill my water up. The other gripe was why were selfie sticks banned. I was told I had to either put in my car or bin it. As I didn't drive and I don't own a car and I live in St Anne's and would have had a 40 minute bus ride and this was at 4pm, I was given no choice but to bin my selfie stick, no offer to hold it until the end I was told bin it. The toilets were miles away from the stage as was the water station. I will return in 2026. The other stain was Pete Waterman, he really looked out of place like a grandad at a wedding disco.