Shambala 2026

Drop the outside world at the gates and dive into four days of Adventures in Utopia…

Whether you’re a meticulous planner or a barefoot wanderer, the official Shambala 2026 app is designed to help you squeeze every last drop of joy from your weekend.

One of the UK’s last truly independent festivals, Shambala takes place over the August Bank Holiday Weekend at a gorgeous Northamptonshire countryside site, with stunning lakes, lush flat fields, woodlands and meadows.

Expect an astonishing array of things to do and see: hundreds of genre-busting musical acts, world-class performances, inspiring talks, captivating art installations, acclaimed poetry, hands-on workshops, and one of the best kids’ areas on the circuit.

We’re also proudly pioneering when it comes to sustainability: meat and fish free, single-use plastic free, 100% renewably-powered, and we’ve reduced our carbon footprint by nearly 90% over the past decade.

About the App:
Your essential companion for navigating this year’s Adventures in Utopia, the official Shambala 2026 app lets you:

- Effortlessly browse the full festival line-up

- Build a personalised schedule and set reminders for performances or experiences you don’t want to miss. You can even add your own items - like meet-ups or drinks with friends

- Keep track of where you are and see what’s happening nearby with our interactive map

- Use GPS to find your tent, car or Campervan pitch

- Explore our diverse array food traders and bars and check for dietary information

- Receive real-time push notifications - from can’t-miss happenings to important weather or safety updates

- Shop our gorgeous Shambala 2026 official merch collection, designed by Sophie Bass

Even after the festival has ended, you’ll be able to stay connected with the Shambala community through the app. Receive updates from utopia, app-first news and get a first taste of Shambala 2027…

See you in the fields! x

Please note that the app is built to work offline but only if downloaded in advance.

Disclaimer: The Shambala app uses location services to show you nearby performances, food and drink locations and other services. While we have built the app to consume the least amount of power possible, using location services consistently may increase battery consumption.