Dot to Dot Festival 2026

Metronome Nottingham

Sunday 24 May 2026

2:30 pm : Doors

Standing

14+ (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult 18+)

Tickets

General admission: from £35 + booking fee

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Dot To Dot Festival returns to Nottingham on the late May bank holiday in 2026 with the line-up featuring Lambrini Girls, Fcukers, and NewDad.

Once again set to showcase the best emerging talent on 24 May, the festival was recently nominated for Inner-City Festival Of The Year and Line-Up Of The Year (UK Festival Awards) and Best Independent Festival (Access All Areas).

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Dot to Dot Festival 2026

Dot To Dot Festival returns to Nottingham on the late May bank holiday in 2026 with the line-up featuring Lambrini Girls, Fcukers, and NewDad.

Once again set to showcase the best emerging talent on 24 May, the festival was recently nominated for Inner-City Festival Of The Year and Line-Up Of The Year (UK Festival Awards) and Best Independent Festival (Access All Areas).

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