Jazz Cafe Festival 2026

Sunday 2nd August 2026
Burgess Park, Albany Road, London, SE5 0AL, England MAP
From £49.50

Daily capacity: 8,000

Last updated: Fri 6th Mar 2026

Jazz Cafe Festival returns for a 3rd year at Burgess Park on Sunday 2nd August 2026, after 35 years of events around central and north London.

There will be four unique stage experiences to discover, all carrying the renowned Jazz Cafe energy.

2026 Line-up

The festival will be headlined by Ari Lennox.

Other announced acts are: Amaria, Anish Kumar, Arthi, Boldy James, Bushbby, CHAMOS, Dan Shake, Durand Bernarr, Frankie Stew & Harvey Gunn, Gabriel Jacoby, Greentea Peng, Jaz Karis, Kofi Stone, Lauren Duffus, Mafalda, Mansur Brown, MESSIE, Momoko Gil, namesbliss, Nightmares on Wax, RUBII, Smino, and System Olympia.

Explore the full line-up here.

Tickets

Buy Tickets

Tickets are sold in a tiered system, and are currently on the 2nd tier, priced at £49.50 (inc. fees). This festival is likely to sell out as it has sold out in its two previous years.

Accommodation

This event does not have camping but there are a number of hotels, hostels and guest houses in the area.

More Info

To accompany a full day of music, enjoy a range of food trucks, local favourites and a selection of crafted cocktails and refreshments served at our specially curated bars.

Frequently Asked Questions

When is Jazz Cafe Festival 2026?

This year, Jazz Cafe Festival will take place on 2 August.

Where is Jazz Cafe Festival held?

Jazz Cafe Festival takes place at Burgess Park, London, England. View on map.

Who is playing Jazz Cafe Festival 2026?

This year, Jazz Cafe Festival features Ari Lennox as a headliner. Other acts include Anish Kumar, Durand Bernarr, Gabriel Jacoby, Momoko Gil, and Nightmares on Wax amongst many more. See the full lineup.

How much are tickets and where can I buy them?

Tickets for Jazz Cafe Festival cost £49.50. Buy tickets here.

When will stage splits for Jazz Cafe Festival 2026 be released?

We expect the stage splits to be announced at the end of June - just over a month before the festival. This has been the general announcement pattern so far.