Green Man reveals full line-up and day splits ahead of 2026 festival
Green Man Festival has unveiled the final list of artists added to the line-up of the sold-out Welsh festival set to take place on August 20th through to August 23rd.
The forthcoming festival in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park sold out on the day of release, and attendees have since waited with bated breath to see the full line-up.
Included in the final wave of acts is British singer-songwriter Celeste; a solo performance from Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor, and the owner of XL Recordings, Richard Russell.
Chicago-based indie-rockers Friko have also been added to the bill, alongside emerging singer-songwriter Paulie Swan and the winner of the 2026 Green Man Rising competition, Tall Child.
Other new signees include Pigeon, Nusantara Beat, Nana Benz Du Togo, and afro-jazz South London collective Steam Down.
The stacked line-up already boasted headliners Wolf Alice, Mogwai, Wilco, and Four Tet.
Each day contains dozens of the best alternative acts on the circuit Firstly, on the Friday, The New Eves, Aldous Harding, Baxter Dury, Dry Cleaning, Shame, high-energy returners Getdown Services, Smerz, Sprints, My New Band Believe, and Westside Cowboy will perform.
On August 22nd, attendees have the opportunity to catch performances from The Beta Band, Cate Le Bon, Nation of Language, Mannequin Pussy, Sorry, Daniel Avery (Live), Haley Heynderickx, Horsegirl, Ben UFO, The Belair Lip Bombs, The Bug Club, Tamikrest, Ulrika Spacek, and many others.
Cat Power, Sparks, alt-country five-piece Wednesday, Anna Calvi, The Beths, Fcukers, Tricky, Scientist, Everything Is Recorded, Roni Size, and Panic Shack close out the final day at the idyllic festival.
Last year, headliners included CMAT, MJ Lenderman, Wunderhorse, Wet Leg, Panda Bear, and more. Far Out were on the ground and deemed the weekend a triumphant success, observing, “Green Man brings the best out of music, and the best out of us: we must hold onto it, and learn from it before it is too late.”
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