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Lido Festival debuted last year with a stellar lineup of headliners that included Massive Attack, Jamie xx, Charli xcx and London Grammar. The Victoria Park event is returning in 2026 but, in an effort to help protect the ground, in a reduced capacity. Lido 2026 will take place on just one day, headlined by Maribou State.
Lido might be scaled down, but it’s still got a heck of a lineup. Kelis and Folamour are sub-headliners on a bill that also features the likes of Kelly Lee Owens, Marie Davidson and Alabaster DePlume.
Heading to Viccy Park to see Maribou State and co? Here’s what you need to know about the day, from the set times and full schedule to ticket availability and the weather forecast
When are Maribou State playing Lido Festival?
The ‘Midas’ and ‘Steal’ duo are in Victoria Park on Monday August 31 2026. This is a rescheduled date – the show was supposed to be on June 20.
What time do gates open at Lido?
On Monday gates to the festival site will open to normal ticketholders at 2pm.
Anyone with a Primary Entry or VIP ticket gets access from around 1pm (60 mins before everyone else).
Entry gates close at 8.30pm and the box office shuts at 8pm.
What time will Maribou State come on stage?
Chris Davids and Liam Ivory’s headline set will be on the Main Stage at 8.55pm.
Full schedule and set times
There’s a full breakdown of stage splits and set times below.
Main Stage
- Alabaster DePlume – 2.35pm-3.25pm
- Lady Wray – 3.55pm-4.45pm
- Kelis – 5.15pm-6.15pm
- Folamour – 6.55pm-7.55pm
- Maribou State – 8.55pm-10.25pm
Second Stage
- MADMADMAD – 2.45pm-3.15pm
- Marie Davidson (live) – 3.30pm-4.30pm
- Calibre – 4.45pm-5.45pm
- Theo Parrish B2B Moodymann – 5.45pm-8.45pm
Third Stage
- YEMZ – 2.45pm-3.45pm
- United Freedom Collective – 3.45pm-4.45pm
- Collect 200 – 4.45pm-5.45pm
- Oscar Farrell – 5.45pm-7.45pm
- Kelly Lee Owens (DJ set) – 6.45pm-7.45pm
- LTJ Bukem – 7.45pm-8.45pm
Timings are subject to change – check the official Lido app for updates.
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Lido festival site map
The layout for Lido 2026 is below, with the three stages (it’s basically All Points East without the West Stage).
Last-minute Maribou State tickets for Lido
General sale tickets are off-sale on Ticketmaster but there are plenty of options on AXS.
Alternative resale options are available on Stubhub and Viagogo.
What’s Lido’s bag policy?
Each festival-goer is permitted to bring in one bag into Victoria Park, but it must be smaller than A4 size (297mm x 210mm x 210mm). E-lockers are available on site.
Banned items
The following items are not allowed at All Points East:
- Any food and drink (though empty reusable water bottles are permitted, as are unopened plastic containers of up to 500ml)
- Golf umbrellas and parasols
- Seats and chairs of any kind (including seat sticks and inflatable seats), as well as tables
- Suitcases, luggage and large bags
- Air horns, gas canisters and spray cans
- Selfie sticks
- Chinese lanterns, fireworks
- Dangerous or hazardous weapons/items
- Flags (though some banners are permitted up to A1 in size)
- Hand held communication devices such as radios and radio jammers/scanners
- Glass (of any kind)
- High-viz
- Klaxons and other similar items capable of making loud noise
- Laser pens
- Scooters, skateboards and bicycles
- Signs or inappropriate branded items
- New psychoactive substances and so-called ‘legal highs’
- Unauthorized professional photography or filming equipment
Weather forecast
The bank holiday weekend is looking pretty wet, but Monday arguably has the weekend’s best weather forecast. There’s a chance of rain throughout the day (particularly early on), but otherwise it shouldn’t be too cloudy. Temperatures will range from 22C to 18C.
How to get to Lido Festival
Entry to the event is at the corner of Victoria Park at Grove Road and Old Ford Road. Here’s how to get there:
Tube and Overground
The main train stations for Lido are as follows
- Cambridge Heath (Overground, Weaver line) – 20-minute walk
- Bethnal Green (tube, Central line) – 20-minute walk
- Mile End (tube, Central, District, Hammersmith & City lines) – 20-minute walk
- Hackney Wick (Overground, Mildmay line) – 25-minute walk
- Homerton (Overground, Mildmay line) – 25-minute walk
Bicycles and e-bikes
There is e-bike and bicycle parking at the entrance to the festival, behind the box office.
There is no car parking at the event.
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