Line-up news: Neighbourhood Weekender, Terminal V and Pavilion Festival for 2027

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Ayr’s dance weekender, Warrington’s bank holiday indie bill and Terminal V’s first Glasgow edition all have names out for 2027, and a Cardiff choral festival has backed down over fees. Have some news to get out there? Post us details or a link to a story at john.festival@festivalflyer.net.

Confirmed line-ups

Pavilion Festival

Low Green, Ayr, 1–2 May 2027

BBC News reported this week that co-founder Ewan McVicar tops the bill in his home town on Saturday 1 May, with CamelPhat also playing that day, and Armand Van Helden headlines the Sunday. Faithless are booked too for this fifth edition, and organisers expect around 18,000 people. CultureCues adds Groove Armada, DART and Kyle Starkey to the first names and says Sunday is again given over to STREETrave. The dates are on our 2027 listing.

Neighbourhood Weekender

Victoria Park, Warrington, 29–30 May 2027

Over at RGM, the first wave has Paul Heaton and The Reytons heading the Saturday and Courteeners closing the festival on the Sunday, when Warrington’s own Rick Astley also plays. The Vaccines, Kingfishr, The Fratellis, Gabrielle and Badly Drawn Boy are on the Saturday, with The Coral, The View, Professor Green and The Royston Club on the Sunday, and Haçienda Presents makes its first appearance with Graeme Park and K-Klass. Tickets for children aged ten and under will be sold for the first time.

Terminal V Festival

Clydeside Live, Glasgow, 4–6 June 2027

According to Skiddle, the first phase for Terminal V’s tenth edition includes Interplanetary Criminal, Sara Landry, I Hate Models, Kobosil, Helena Hauff, Mall Grab, Slam and Ben Klock B2B Yanamaste. It is the festival’s first year at Clydeside Live and its first over three days and fully outdoors, with headliners still to be named from more than 100 acts across five stages. Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 13 November.

Also in the news

BBC News writes that the Land of Song Festival in Cardiff has dropped its per-singer registration fee after around 40 choirs said they would not take part because of the cost. Choirs now pay a flat £150 each, and anyone who paid the individual fee will be refunded automatically. The festival runs on 8 and 9 May 2027 at the Principality Stadium, with Andrea Bocelli singing on the Saturday.

Dates and line-ups are as announced. Check each festival’s own site before booking.

John Bownas
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