Leeds Festival 2026 - Saturday Day

Flytjendur

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  Leeds Festival
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  Fontaines DC
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  Charli XCX

  Charli XCX is a singer-songwriter out of Cambridge, UK. She is well-known for her hedonistic brand of synth pop, which draws comparisons to the dark pop aesthetic of Zola Jesus, Siouxsie Sioux, Grimes and Danish singer-songwriter MØ.

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  Skepta

  Skepta (born Joseph Junior Adenuga) is a grime MC from North East London. He is a prominent member of Roll Deep and Boy Better Know and has become renowned throughout London as a result of his breakthrough single, "Private Caller", which featured many of his "Meridian Crew" (from Meridian Walk in "Totty"). He is the brother of Boy Better Know CEO JME (real name: Jamie Adenuga). Skepta is currently working on a project with Juelz Santana, entitled "We Don't Give A Fuck", a collaboration between UK and USA artists.

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  Geese

  Geese play original music from different time periods. Rock, Jazz, Blues, Swing, Funk, Prog,

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  KEO

  Rising alt-rock act Keo released their first EP Siren in June 2025, spearheaded by single I Lied, Amber. The song is a powerful debut statement by the London band, combining raw, powerhouse vocals with complex layers of shoegaze-y guitars and a pummeling rhythm section. The grungy sonics take cues from legends like Jeff Buckley and Radiohead, while adding a modern twist that makes the track distinctly Keo.

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  Declan McKenna

  Champagne and That’s Life out everywhere 🍾 https://declanmckenna.lnk.to/ChampagneThatsLife

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  James Marriott
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  Adela

  RA: Resident Advisor
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  Rose Gray

  Singer/Songwriter

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  Yt

  For all booking enquiries contact:

  bookings@sativarecords.com

  For all release & tour info plus mus

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  DJ EJ

  DJ EJ is a CDMX-based DJ blending soulful house, Italo disco, and Latin rhythms.

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  Djammin

  With a foundation firmly rooted in the gritty, uncompromising world of grime, Djammin has emerged as a trailblazing force in the house music realm, seamlessly blending his passion for electronic music with an unwavering commitment to pushing boundaries.

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  Meeshy

  Based in Hackney, Meeshy is carving her path in the UK scene. With a passion for mixing up tech, minimal and deep house, she's rapidly become a prominent name in the Londons dynamic DJ scene.

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  People I've Met
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  Cardinals

  Cardinals start as a joke between two sixteen-year-olds in a sleepy fishing town on the southern coast of Ireland. A whole joke-taken-to-heart later and their difference is marked by an early immersion in Cork’s live music scene, ‘we wanted to juxtapose ourselves,’ says frontman Euan Manning, ‘we have pop-leaning influences and didn’t want to shy away from that.’ Now barely twenty, the six-piece are next in an Irish line changing the sound of alternative music. Blending Ireland’s musical beating heart with a swell of contemporary frisson, the six-piece are tied to making music they enjoy whilst being perpetually kept outside of their comfort zone. The result is an eclectic gothic amalgam of shoegaze, Irish trad folk, and rock which incorporates 60s Wall of Sound elements for a punk-inflected noise that ‘wants to be warm pop.’ Underpinning this trademark friction is a soft narrative arc which chases a stark vulnerability, ‘I’ve heard music and seen films and somehow felt less alone,’ says Euan, ‘if we can do that for someone else, then that’s cool in my books.’
• Bleech 9:3
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  East End Dubs
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  Locky
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  Omar

  To introduce Omar would be to open a box of postcards and talk about a collection of places and people essential to the creation of his sound as a DJ.

  From his native Panama to his roots in Uruguay and Berlin, Omar's musical ethos has been shaped thr..

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  Julian Fijma

  Hailing from the quaint city of Enkhuizen in the Netherlands, 24-year-old Julian Fijma is a rising star in the underground electronic music scene.

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  Day We Ran

  Touring with Sam Fender in November

  Listen to ‘Snake With a Bone’

  https://linktr.ee/dayweran

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  The Guest List
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  Florentenes
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  Lamb
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  Florence Road

  Flo Ro / Wicklow / Ireland.

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  Overpass

  Birmingham.

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  Clementine Douglas
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  Skye Newman
• Alisha
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  Omar+
• Tooth
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  Fontaines D.C.

  Romance.

  https://fontainesdc.com/

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  Radio Free Alice

  With an operatic swagger angular guitar driven sound, Melbourne’s Radio Free Alice emerged with an art school musical palette, painted from a suburban Australian canvas. Immediate and arresting rock arrangements from the 4 piece band meld with frontman Noah Learmonth’s distinctive yearning throaty vocal, harking to the stylings of Ian Curtis and Robert Smith. Guitars with clean tones and clever notes, melodic bass lines, urgent drumbeats, and the occasional sax translate the band’s DIY recordings to an energetic, charismatic live show from the young quartet.
  
  Following 2023 singles “Paris Is Gone” and “Look What You’ve Done”, which have received support from triple j, FBi and 3RRR, the band have opened for Django Django, The Snuts, Sorry and a sold out four week residency at inner Melbourne’s Nighthawk. The band’s captivating live show saw them emerge from Brisbane’s BIGSOUND showcase as one of the breakout artists for the year, as they lead into SXSW Sydney and a run of summer shows around Australia. More music and an EP to come from this exciting new young talent this year.
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  Gunna
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  Duke Dumont

  Blasé Boys Club.

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  Raye

  Raye / Dj / Poducer / Platform7Club Owner / Burner

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  sombr

  late nights and young romance. instagram: @sombr

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  Viagra Boys

  Street blues Contact: info@year0001.com
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  Maisie Peters

  preorder my upcoming album 'florescence' (out may 15th) 💐

  info on presale for the before the bloom tour on my website!

  1/2 of @twinhoodpodcast

  www.maisiepeters.com

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  Slayyyter

  From her breakthrough 2019 self-titled mixtape to her 2021 debut Troubled Paradise and 2023’s STARFUCKER, SLAYYYTER proved herself to be one of the great shape-shifters of our time, taking the past, present, and future of pop and twisting it to her will. Early successes — “Daddy AF” went from viral hit making SLAYYYTER’s name online to soundtracking a key scene in the Oscar Best Picture winner Anora — fueled accolades from publications including Billboard, Paper, Variety, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork, and more, while earning SLAYYYTER opening slots with forebears like Tove Lo and Kesha. But even with all that, SLAYYYTER decided something wasn’t quite right. She decided to become who she was all along, underneath it all: the WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA.

  SLAYYYTER’s third album is the most authentically her, while also boasting her most fully realized creative direction yet. She revisited her upbringing in St. Louis, and decided to make “iPod music” — a free-for-all of feral punk, corroded pop, and raunchy rap — conjuring the “Midwest-core tweaker bar rat” characters of her youth. Early singles “BEAT UP CHANEL$,” “CANNIBALISM!,” and “CRANK” steadily built hype for the project over the course of 2025, with fans fervently embracing the raw, swaggering Slayyyter that emerged from the ashes of her past selves. WOR$T GIRL IN AMERICA is both revelation and evolution, killing the SLAYYYTER we thought we knew so SLAYYYTER could be born for real.

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  Mall Grab

  love is everything

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  Kingfishr

  Are ye still at the music? 👵🏻

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  Jane Remover

  see me

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  Speed

  'ONLY ONE MODE' OUT JULY 12: https://linktr.ee/onlyonemode

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  Clara La San
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  Jade Thirlwall
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  Bar Italia
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  Frost Children
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  Niko B
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  Seb Lowe

  Hate People Who Hate People.

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  Nafe Smallz
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  Absolutely
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  Say Now
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  Max Dean

  RA: Resident Advisor

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  In Parallel
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  Rossi
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  Luke Dean
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  Ruby Roberts
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  Fliss
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  Cruz Beckham
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  Finessekid
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  Amma
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  Joss Dean
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  Tommy Phillips

  RA: Resident Advisor

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  Sade Olutola
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  Kepler