Coast Roads Festival 2026 line-up brings Dodgy, K-Klass and Kyle Falconer to Barrow
Coast Roads Festival will return to Barrow Park this summer. With a mix of indie favourites, dance acts, tribute performances and local musicians.
The festival will take place on Saturday, July 25 and Sunday, July 26, 2026.
Major names on this year’s bill include Dodgy, K-Klass Live, Kyle Falconer of The View, The Amy Winehouse Band and Baby D.
Dodgy among 2026 headliners
British rock band Dodgy will be one of the biggest names appearing at this year’s event.
The group became well known during the 1990s. Best known for songs including Good Enough, Staying Out for the Summer and If You’re Thinking of Me.
Their appearance will bring one of the most recognisable Britpop-era bands to Barrow Park.
K-Klass return with live show
Dance act K-Klass will return to Coast Roads Festival with a full live band.
The group helped shape the UK house music scene during the 1990s. Known for tracks such as Rhythm Is a Mystery and Let Me Show You.
Festival organisers say their 2026 performance will be bigger than their previous Coast Roads appearance.
Kyle Falconer heads to Barrow
Kyle Falconer, lead singer of Scottish indie band The View, is also part of the line-up.
The View found national success with their debut album Hats Off to the Buskers. Which reached number one in the UK!
Falconer is expected to perform material from both his solo career and his work with the band.
Amy Winehouse’s band to perform
The Amy Winehouse Band will celebrate the music of the late singer with a live performance at Barrow Park.
The show features musicians who worked with Winehouse and performs songs from across her career.
Her best-known tracks include Rehab, Back to Black, Valerie and You Know I’m No Good. Organisers said they were proud to welcome the band to the 2026 festival.
Baby D joins dance line-up
Baby D will add another well-known name from the UK dance scene.
The group is best known for the 1994 number-one single Let Me Be Your Fantasy.
Their appearance continues the festival’s mix of guitar music, electronic acts and DJs.
More artists confirmed
The official Coast Roads line-up also includes producer AIM, DJ Gripper, Mikey Don, The Silver Bars, Moody Brew, Meetwood Flac, Grace Garcia and Don’t Tell Alice.
Other confirmed performers include:
- Homegrown
- Gumshoe
- Jon Dawes
- The Gears
- Enzie
- Strike One
- Bitchcr@ft
- Leon Knight
- Big Pharma
- Mark Pratt Band
- Megan Sarah
- Shaolin Monkey
- Prater Monks
- Troubador
- She Becomes
- George Balm
Organisers say more performers will also appear across the festival weekend.
The full stage splits and set times are expected to help visitors plan which acts they want to see across the two days.
