About Lazydays Festival
At Priory Park in Southend-on-Sea, Lazydays Festival 2027 runs as a pop-led music festival with a licensed maximum capacity of 6,500.
The 2027 edition runs from 23–25 July 2027 at Priory Park, Southend-on-Sea. The festival began in 2023 as a project by Andy, Elliott and Mike after local gig promotion, festival-going and charity fundraisers.
It stays local in make-up. Lazydays describes itself as an independent, community-run Southend festival using local producers and artists.
Lineup and Programme
Announced headline acts include Dizzee Rascal on Friday 23 July 2027 and Kaiser Chiefs on Saturday 24 July 2027. The festival says the 2027 bill will include more than 75 acts.
The programme spans pop, indie rock, dance, funk/soul, R&B and hip hop, with music sitting alongside comedy, theatre and cabaret.
Named stages and venues include:
- Ruark Common Stage
- The Big Hop
- TicketPlan Breakwater Stage
- The Thirsty Moose
- Little Lazydayers Kids Area
Who Is It For?
Lazydays is an all-ages festival, with children, teens and adults covered in the ticket structure. Under-18s must be accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over.
Children aged 5 and under receive free tickets, ages 6–11 have reduced-price tickets, and 12–17s have young-adult tickets. The VIP lounge is 18+.
The Venue and Site
Priory Park puts the festival in Southend-on-Sea at SS2 6BN. Across the site are five venues or stages, plus family entertainment, street food, independent drinks, roaming performers and an arts and makers market.
The Thirsty Moose operates as the on-site festival pub, comedy and silent-disco venue. Little Lazydayers covers children’s activities.
Facilities include multiple bars, street food traders, accessible toilets and a ground-level accessible viewing area. For 2027, Lazydays adds an off-site campsite about a 5–10 minute drive or shuttle ride from Priory Park, with shuttle transport included in camping tickets.










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