About Reggae Land
The 65,000-capacity Milton Keynes National Bowl sets the frame for Reggae Land 2027, a reggae music festival in Milton Keynes, England.
Reggae Land debuted at the Bowl in 2023, described by the organiser as the first dedicated reggae and Caribbean culture festival at the venue. The 2026 edition moved to three days for the first time. The 2027 edition is scheduled for 31 July to 1 August.
Lineup and Programme
The bill leans into reggae, dancehall, dub and jungle, with a Caribbean culture focus across the site.
The organiser’s current festival pages use a seven-stage format.
- Main Stage
- One Love Stage
- Dancehall Stage
- Carnival Stage
- Dub Stage
- Rompa’s Reggae Shack
- Bob’s Bar
Alongside live music performances, the programme includes sound system sets, Caribbean food stalls and carnival-style culture-led activity.
Who Is It For?
The crowd spans all ages, with a family-friendly reggae and dancehall audience listed in the festival information.
Under-18s must be accompanied by a legal guardian. Bars and licensed areas operate Challenge 25.
The Venue and Site
The National Bowl sits on the west side of Milton Keynes, with the main entrance at the north gate on Chaffron Way and an accessibility entrance on Watling Street.
The setting is an open-air amphitheatre carved into a natural bowl. Facilities listed for the site include toilets, accessible toilets, a raised accessible viewing platform at the main stage, medical and welfare tents, free water refill stations, food stalls with veggie options, cashless card payments and hand sanitiser stations.
Reggae Land is a non-camping festival. Parking areas are non-camping zones.
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