Radio 2 in the Park Tickets 2026: How to get last-minute tickets for Stirling music festival - including prices
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Here is everything you need to know about Radio 2 in the Park tickets.
It is almost time for Radio 2 in the Park to arrive in Stirling, with headliners including Simple Minds and Chaka Khan set to perform.
Following last year’s event, which included sets from the likes of Bryan Adams and Def Leppard, the 2026 festival will take over City Park from Friday, September 11 to Sunday, September 13.
For those wondering if there are any last minute tickets available, here is everything you need to know.
Can I still get Radio 2 in the Park Stirling tickets?
Yes, there are still tickets remaining for Radio 2 in the Park. These are available for purchase via Ticketmaster, with fans able to buy tickets for each day of the festival. The event will kick off on Friday with the “Pre-Party”, with two full days of music to follow on Saturday and Sunday.
You can purchase tickets for Radio 2 in the Park Stirling below:
Radio 2 in the Park Stirling ticket prices
As for how much Radio 2 in the Park tickets will cost, prices will range from £40 to £79 for standard tickets, while VIP tickets will cost £140, not including fees.
Including fees, here is the full list of ticket prices for Radio 2 in the Park 2026:
Friday Pre-Party ticket prices
- General Admission - no chair: £43 (£40 + £3 booking fee)
Saturday / Sunday ticket prices
- Saturday General Admission - no chair: £84 (£79 + £5 booking fee)
- Saturday General Admission - bring your own chair: £84 (£79 + £5 booking fee)
- Saturday VIP Ticket: £146 (£140 + £6 booking fee)
As Friday isn’t a full day, there will be no VIP or chair tickets available.
Are there any age restrictions?
Yes, while the festival is open to all ages anyone older than 2 years must be a valid ticketholder. Those under 18 need to be accompanied by a responsible adult and proof of age may be requested when entering the festival site.
Further ticketing information is available on the official BBC website.
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