Leeds Festival

About Leeds Festival

Leeds Festival 2027 takes place at Bramham Park, Leeds, as a multi-genre music festival spanning rock, indie, pop, electronic and hip-hop.

The Leeds leg of Reading & Leeds began at Temple Newsam in 1999. It moved to Bramham Park in 2003. The reported attendance/capacity in the official Creative Green report is 89,999.

Lineup and Programme

The bill is broad. The current stages page lists The Grid, The Gallery presented by Budweiser, The Warehouse, The Ballroom, The Canopy, LS23 and Piccadilly Party.

Official stage programming points across pop, electronic, indie/alternative, rock and rap. Set times, maps and announcements sit in the official app.

Who Is It For?

Leeds draws a mixed-age, camping-oriented music crowd. All ages are welcome, though the organiser advises against bringing young children.

Under-16s must be accompanied at all times by a ticket-holder aged 18 or over. Under-13s are admitted free, and Challenge 25 applies for alcohol service.

The Venue and Site

Bramham Park is the anchor. The official site map language covers the arena, general campsites, guest areas, accessible camping and car parks.

Weekend tickets include access to the general admission campsites; day guests do not have camping. White Campsite is recommended by the official site for families bringing children because it is expected to be the quietest campsite.

Premium and boutique camping have 24-hour staffed reception, 24-hour security, premium showers and premium toilets. The accessible campsite has toilets, showers, changing-places provision, water points, a sensory calm tent and a Get Ready With Me tent, with medical and welfare coverage including 24-hour assistance/information/response hubs.

Travel to Leeds Festival

Leeds is the city anchor. The festival site sits at Bramham Park, with shuttle-bus access from Leeds city centre and signed car-park routes on approach.

• Rail/shuttle: Leeds Train Station is approximately 19 miles from the festival site; shuttle buses run from Sovereign Street, about 350m from the station.
• Road access: official access routes include A1(M) J45, A1(M) J44, A64 York Road, ELOR (A6120), West Woods Road, Thorner Road, Paradise Way, Bramham Bypass, Kiddal Lane, Thorner Lane and Wattle Syke roundabouts.
• Parking: general car parks are signed on the approach roads, with no reserved parking in the general car park. Accessible parking is available in Accessible Car Parks A and B.
• Campervans: campervan parking is available in the accessible campervan site and the general campervan site, listed as Trailer Park.
• Nearby cities: Leeds is 9.7 miles by road from Bramham Park; York is 14.3 miles, Harrogate is 15.8 miles and Bradford is 19.1 miles.