Line-up announced for this year’s Live At The Queens Fest
The full line-up for this year’s Live At The Queens Fest 2026 has been revealed.
The festival is held at Queens Bar & Coffee House on High Street in the Old Town and will take place on Saturday, August 29 between noon and 1am.
There will be 22 acts performing on the day (12 bands on the main stage and 10 acoustic sets).
This year’s main stage headline act Girl Group includes member Lil Christlow who is originally from Bridlington.
They’ll be returning to play Lil’s hometown to headline the outdoor festival stage after a huge year of gigging and touring across the UK and Europe.
The acoustic stage headliner is Phoebe Marshall. Phoebe is an independent indie pop artist who moved to London in 2021 after living in Yorkshire.
The full line-up is:
Queens Outdoor Festival Stage: Girl Group; The Froot; Feral Family; Beth Pilling & The Bootleggers; O’Phantom; Follow Deep; Bad Panda; Robyn Banks; The Limeys; Edge Of 13; Preventer; Sproose Moose; and The Speedholes.
Mēkā Acoustic Stage: Phoebe Marshall; Mae Armstrong-Hardy; Charlotte Lammiman; Keir Lammas; Smoking In A Room; Nick Tudor; Those Two; Don’t Fret The Poet; Leon Barker; and Caitlin Painter.
The festival is organised by Metalines Studios – a grassroots, community focused music promotion company based in Bridlington.
Metalines runs a variety of events to provide opportunities for local musicians to practice their craft and take to the stage alongside artists from across the UK and further afield.
A spokesperson for the event said: “Live At The Queens Fest 2026 is the second year of Bridlington’s first grassroots music festival.
“The event is run by locals and champions the inclusion of local music as well as that of bands from further afield across Yorkshire.
“After an amazing first year, in 2026 we’ve expanded to include an acoustic stage and with it 10 more artists.”
Early bird tickets £7.50 (available until 5pm on Monday, June 1) and £10 advance tickets are available via Skiddle.
Physical tickets available from Queens Bar & Coffee House, Rhapsody Coffee, Sissy & One and the Alex May Gallery, all situated in Bridlington’s Old Town (£15 on the door).