Green Man, one of the UK’s best music festivals, has revealed its huge line-up for 2026 with Wolf Alice, Four Tet and more

Spring has sprung, for now at least, and festival season feels just around the corner. We can already taste the warm beer. 

Green Man, one of the UK’s best festivals, has just dropped its line-up for 2026, and it’s certainly looking like it will be one to fill the Glasto-shaped hole in our calendars. 

Fresh off their BRITs win, Wolf Alice have been revealed as one of the headliners for the fezzie held in the Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons). The British rock group will take to the main stage on the Sunday, following headliners Mogwai (Thursday), Wilco (Friday) and Four Tet (Saturday). 

Joining them throughout the weekend are an excellent variety of acts spanning indie, punk, dance and rock. Also on the Green Man line-up are Baxter Drury, Cat Power, Aldous Harding and Dry Cleaning, alongside electro indie pop group Avalon Emerson & the Charm, party starters Fcukers, post-punk outfit Shame and Kiwi indie rock band The Beths. There’s also a strong spread of local Welsh favourites like Cate Le Bon, Charlotte Church's Late Night Pop Dungeon and Panic Shack.

Green Man takes place in the Welsh Black Mountains from August 20 to 23 2026. It is sold out, however you can sign up for official resale tickets, sold via Tixel, online here. 

Green Man 2026 lineup

Here’s the full list of artists confirmed for the event so far.

• A Place To Bury Strangers
• Adult DVD
• Aldous Harding
• Ana Frango Elétrico
• Anna Calvi
• Another Country
• Art School Girlfriend
• Ata Kak
• Automatic
• Avalon Emerson & The Charm
• Bathing Suits
• Baxter Dury
• The Belair Lip Bombs
• Ben UFO
• The Beta Band
• The Beths
• Big Long Sun
• The Bug Club
• casual smart
• Cat Power
• Cate Le Bon
• Charlotte Church’ Pop Dungeon
• The Cindys
• Curbside Lambsear
• Cut Worms
• CVC
• Dame Area
• Daniel Avery (Live)
• ddwy
• Decius (live)
• Deptford Northern Soul Club
• Dermot Henry
• DJ Flight
• dorothy
• Dove Ellis
• Dry Cleaning
• Dutty Disco
• ear
• Eaves Wilder
• Everything Is Recorded
• Fcukers
• Flock of Dimes
• Four Tet
• The Gentle Good
• Getdown Services
• Golomb
• Greg Freeman
• Haley Heynderickx
• Horsegirl
• Hovvdy
• Insecure Men
• Iona Zajac
• The Itch
• James Ellis Ford
• Jennifer Walton
• Jessica Winter
• Joanne Robertson
• Ken Pomeroy
• Kloyd
• Lael Neale
• Lime Garden
• Little Grandad
• Lone
• Madra Salach
• Mannequin Pussy
• Maria Somerville
• Marie Davidson (Live)
• Marsy
• Mên An Tol
• ML Buch
• Modern Woman
• Mogwai*
• Mötrik
• My New Band Believe
• Nation of Language
• Neve Cariad
• The New Eves
• Ora Cogan
• Panic Shack
• Pictish Trail
• Prewn
• Prostitute
• Ribbon Skirt
• Roni Size
• Sailor Honeymoon
• Scientist
• Seamus Fogarty
• Shame
• Sir Richard Bishop
• Smerz
• Snuggle
• The Social
• Sorry
• Sparks
• Spit Hood
• Sprints
• Tai Haf Heb Drigolyn
• Tamikrest
• thredd
• Tony Bontana
• Tony Njoku
• Tracey
• Tricky
• The Tubs
• Turnspit
• Tyler Ballgame
• Ulrika Spacek
• Userband
• Way Dynamic
• Wednesday
• Westside Cowboy
• Wilco
• Wolf Alice
• Zach Thompson

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