LYTHAM FESTIVAL COMPLETES MASSIVE 15th ANNIVERSARY LINE-UP

Anne Kelly Published: May 2026 | Updated: May 2026 3 minutes read

Last week, TK Maxx presents Lytham Festival announced its latest wave of artists set to join their monumental 15th anniversary summer line-up. The 5 night event will welcome some of the world’s biggest names such as Teddy Swims, Alanis Morrisette, Michael Bublé, Pet Shop Boys and Pitbul.

Staged on the banks of Lancashire’s stunning Ribble Estuary, the Lancashire festival has evolved from a 1 night community ‘proms’ style event, to one of the biggest multi-date music festivals, hosting up to 20,000 fans each night.

“Lytham Festival 2026 promises to be our biggest to date. It’s only a few weeks away now so if you haven’t already, get your tickets secured as there are not many left.” – Lytham Festival co-founder Peter Taylor

Final tickets are available via lythamfestival.com

The latest additions to the bill will welcome Manchester alt rock band Pale Waves and London’s all female guitar driven The Big Moon in joining the legendary Skunk Anansie as special guests for international superstar Alanis Morrisette on Thursday 2nd July. Meanwhile, Miami Bass pioneer DJ Laz joins Billboard royalty Lil Jon on Sunday 5th July with Mr Worldwide himself, Pitbul.

Also set to make an appearance during the festival is soul powerhouse Teddy Swims with special guests Lauren Spencer Smith who made her breakthrough after appearing on American Idol, and genre bending talent Jordan Rakei on opening night – Wednesday 1st July.

On Friday night – 3rd July – legendary showman Michael Bublé will be joined by Boyzone‘s lead player Ronan Keating and definitive sister duo Appleton, formerly of All Saints. Also, bringing the tunes coming thick and fast will be an opening DJ set from BBC Radio Lancashire’s Graham Liver.

Completing the all-star line-up on Saturday 4th July will be the one and only Pet Shop Boys with pop royalty Scissor Sisters as special guests, and Dave Pearce Dance Anthems (DJ Set) kicking off the action.

Lytham Festival co-founder Peter Taylor said:

“What a line-up. We have an incredible bill of global icons performing across the five days and we can’t wait for it all to start now. Adding such strong artists as Pale Waves and The Big Moon to Alanis Morissette’s show is going to make this an even more incredible night, and then having a DJ as celebrated as Laz open the show for Pitbull will be phenomenal.”