Big City Festival 2026 Ticket Sales and Prices: How to see Super Furry Animals and Spiritualised headline Mogwai-curated Queens Park festival

Super Furry Animals are headlining this year's event.placeholder image
Super Furry Animals are headlining this year's event. | Getty Images

It’s going to be a big day out in Glasgow’s southside.

After a year in the West End, the Big City Festival is heading back to its spiritual home in Glasgow’s Queen’s Park this summer.

The lineup of the third edition of the all-day festival has now been released, with local legends Mogwai again curating the talent.

Mogwai's Stuart Braithwaite said: “We are incredibly proud to bring the big city festival back to Glasgow for a third year. There are some incredible bands playing this year and we look forward to presenting this brilliant lineup.”

Here’s everything you need to know.

When is the Big City Festival 2026?

The festival takes place on Saturday, August 29 - that’s a bank holiday weekend. The gates will open at 2pm.

Where is the Big City Festival 2026 taking place?

The event takes place in the Glasgow Queens Park Recreational Ground.

Who is appearing at the Big City Festival 2026?

Here’s the full lineup so far - with more to be announced:

  • Super Furry Animals
  • Spiritualized
  • Brìghde Chaimbeul
  • Curlew
  • Moin
  • Rich(ard) Dawson
  • The Wran

How can I buy tickets for the Big City Festival 2026?

Tickets go on sale here at 9am on Friday, February 27. To give yourself the best chance of tickets make sure you are already registered with Ticketmaster and logged into your account.

Are there any presales for the Big City Festival 2026?

Somewhat unusually there don’t seem to be any presales - you’ll just have to get into line (vitually) on Friday.

Are there any age restrictions at the Big City Festival 2026?

All under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over the age of 18.

How much will tickets for the Big City Festival 2026 cost?

When the event was held at Queens Park in 2024 tickets cost £57.70, so expect to pay in the region of £70 for this year’s event.

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