Rock N Roll Circus Norwich

About Rock N Roll Circus Norwich

Rock N Roll Circus Norwich 2027 follows a 2025 debut at Earlham Park, Norwich, as a music festival built around rock, indie, pop, alternative, ska and reggae.

Norwich was added as a Rock N Roll Circus location in 2025, with Visit Norwich describing that edition as the inaugural event in Earlham Park. The format returned in 2026. It runs from 19 to 22 August 2027.

Local coverage of the 2025 Norwich edition put the site at around 5,000 capacity per day. Press coverage of the 2026 return described a bigger site, a larger Big Top and a new Thursday opening night.

Lineup and Programme

Two stages are named. The programme runs across the Main Stage and the Electric Carousel Stage, with the Big Top-covered main stage central to the Norwich site.

Live music is paired with circus performances, drop-in circus skills sessions and workshops. Coverage of the 2026 edition described around 40 live artists and 40 circus acts across the expanded four-day event.

Who Is It For?

The audience is broad. Official material describes Rock N Roll Circus as welcoming and a good fit for first-time festivalgoers, while local coverage also points to festival veterans and families.

Current Ticketmaster Norwich listings state that the event is open to all ages. Under-16s must be accompanied by an adult, and under-fives go free.

The Venue and Site

Earlham Park gives the Norwich edition an urban park setting rather than a remote camping site. The official Norwich access page lists the event entrance as University Drive, NR4 7LP.

The site includes a food and drinks village, multiple stages, accessible toilets and an accessible viewing platform. VIP and GA+ areas add Wi-Fi, phone charging, a free cloakroom, private bars and luxury restroom facilities.

Earlham Park is in Norwich, Norfolk, with the event entrance listed on University Drive, NR4 7LP.

• Train: Norwich Station is about 4 miles from Earlham Park Gates.
• Bus: First Bus routes 25/26 run from Norwich city centre or the train station to Earlham Park Gates.
• Road: Access is via University Drive, with Earlham Road (B1108), Bluebell Road and Chancellors Drive among the named local roads.
• Parking: There is no parking on site; Ticketmaster’s Earlham Park venue page says park-and-ride tickets are being sold.