Silverburn Festival 2027

About Silverburn Festival

Born in 2015 as a one-stage, one-day event, Silverburn Festival 2027 runs at Silverburn Park, Kirkcaldy as a mixed-genre music festival.

The format has grown. The festival now uses three stages; FEAT recorded 691 total attendance in 2023 and 873 tickets sold for the 21–22 June 2024 edition.

UK Parliament marked the festival’s 10th anniversary in June 2025, noting local and emerging talent from Fife and Scotland across the event.

Who Is It For?

The audience is family-friendly and mixed-age, with a local and regional pull around Fife. Children get in free.

There are no age restrictions, but under-18s must attend with an adult aged 18+. Under-14s go free and still require a ticket.

The Venue and Site

Silverburn Park puts the festival in outdoor grounds among trees, with a full bar and food options on site.

Limited camping is listed for some ticket types. The park’s campsite has glamping eco-pods, tent pitches and campervan pitches.

Campervan pitches and some tent pitches have electric hook-ups, and the campsite has showers with disabled access. There is no WiFi on site.

Travel

Silverburn Park sits in Kirkcaldy, Fife, with road access from the A915 outside the main entrance and Largo Road nearby.

• Nearest station: Leven railway station, 1.6 miles away.
• Road access: A915 directly outside the main entrance; Largo Road is also listed for access.
• Parking: On-site parking is only for blue badge holders, with a drop-off area also listed.
• Bus and walking: Official travel information notes bus stops on the A915 and walking routes from Leven.
• Driving distances: Edinburgh is about 1 hour away, Glasgow around 80 minutes, and St Andrews about 25 minutes.