Reggae Land announces David Rodigan, Fabio & Grooverider, Channel One, Iration Steppas, Dub Pistols and The Heatwave plus over 100 more acts for 2026
Reggae Land has announced the full lineup for its 2026 festival at Milton Keynes National Bowl on Saturday 1 and Sunday 2 August. Now entering its sixth year, the event will feature more than 120 artists, DJs and live acts across seven stages, so will be its largest edition to date. Tickets go on sale Friday 30 January via reggaeland.co.uk.
This year’s line up features a cultured mix of bass-driven and dance sounds, dub and jungle, with standout artists including the definitive dub selections of David Rodigan, legendary d&b duo Fabio & Grooverider, melon-twisting sounds of Mad Professor, Scientist and King Tubby’s Soundsystem, among others, while the newly introduced Bob’s Bar Stage is dedicated to roots reggae, dub and lovers rock with greats like Don Letts, Iration Steppas, Channel One, Dub Pistols Sound System, Rhoda Dakar and Greensleeves Hi Fi.
Elsewhere, Saturday’s Main Stage will feature the exclusive world debut of The King & The Royals, a new collaborative project uniting Beenie Man and Morgan Heritage. Both artists have previously appeared at Reggae Land in separate years. The lineup also includes debut Reggae Land performances from Tarrus Riley, Barrington Levy and Jah9, alongside appearances from Konshens and Kranium.
On Sunday, the Main Stage is led by Vybz Kartel, who will make his first appearance at the festival. He is joined by Shenseea, also making her Reggae Land debut, and Shaggy, returning to the event for the first time since headlining its inaugural edition in 2022. Additional Sunday Main Stage performers include Super Cat, Inner Circle and Mo’Kalamity & The Wizards.
The One Love Stage continues to focus on roots and conscious reggae, with Saturday performances from Richie Spice, Ken Boothe, Jesse Royal, Samory I, League of Rebelz and Ras Kwame, and Sunday appearances from Sanchez, Mr Vegas, Alborosie, Third World and Hollie Cook.
New for 2026, the Dancehall Stage will host performances and DJ sets across both days. Saturday features T.O.K, Charly Black, Stylo G and The Heatwave presents Hot Wuk, while Sunday includes Cham, Serani, Ding Dong alongside a range of specialist selectors.
Since relocating to Milton Keynes National Bowl, Reggae Land has established itself as a large-scale celebration of Caribbean music and culture, combining live performances with food villages, rum bars, markets, cultural installations and immersive site design. For 2026, the festival expands further with two additional stages, increased production and sound, and capacity for up to 100,000 attendees across the weekend.
