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Shambala Festival


Thursday 27 - Sunday 30 August, 2026


About Shambala

Alternative
Folk
Indie

Shambala is a space to play, to reinvent, revitalise, and return to the world fuelled-up on the beauty of being alive. It’s a playground, a realm for wild experimentation and alternative education, where unforgettable life skills are shared, learned and put to use.

Shambala is seen as so much more than simply a monumental party, it’s a haven, a think-tank, a happening - all infused with a heartfelt, purposeful hedonism. So let’s revel in being human, in all the things we do so well - the euphoric heights to tangible solutions - and see how much can be done together.

 


Shambala

The SelecterThe Selecter
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AriesAries
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GoatGoat
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DR MeakerDR Meaker
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Hollie CookHollie Cook
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Mark XTCMark XTC
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2 Bad Mice2 Bad Mice
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The Selecter / Aries / Goat / DR Meaker / Hollie Cook / Bob Vylan / Mark XTC / 2 Bad Mice / Porij / Grace Petrie / Emma-Jean Thackray / The Destroyers / Friendly Fire Band / The Breath / Home Counties / Penguin Cafe / The Menstrual Cramps / Ellis Dee / BCUC / KAYA FYAH / Night Tapes / james shinra / Oreglo / An Dannsa Dub / Nadeem Din-Gabisi / Joshua Idehen / Jayahadadream / Big Sleep / Big Band Of Boom / Clada / Benny Page & Doktor / Charlotte Devaney & The Narni Shakers / Daraa Tribes / Decolonise Fest Takeover / Holysseus Fly / Kings Of The Rave / Mr Williamz & Ignition High Power / Queerky / Slamboree Sound System / Somatic


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Thursday 27 - Sunday 30 August, 2026

Shambala Location & Travel

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Shambala FAQs

Shambala Festival takes place Thursday 27 - Sunday 30 August, 2026.

Shambala Festival is held at Kelmarsh Hall in Northampton.

 

No, Shambala Festival is a family festival.