Reggae Land Sells Out Saturday and Sunday, Announces Main Stage Livestream

Fans who missed out on tickets for Reggae Land’s sold out Saturday and Sunday dates will still be able to experience the festival from anywhere in the world, with organisers confirming that all Main Stage performances across both days will be livestreamed via the festival’s official Facebook, Instagram and YouTube channels.

Taking place at the Milton Keynes National Bowl, Reggae Land will once again bring together some of the biggest names in reggae, dancehall and Caribbean music. While thousands of fans will be enjoying the action in person, audiences across the globe can tune in to watch the Main Stage live throughout the weekend.

The livestream will begin at 1pm BST on both Saturday 1st August and Sunday 2nd August, broadcasting every Main Stage performance through to the evening.

Saturday’s schedule opens with Jah9 before performances from Barrington Levy, Kranium, Konshens and Tarrus Riley. The day reaches a historic finale as dancehall legend Beenie Man joins reggae icons Morgan Heritage for the exclusive world debut of The King & The Royals, one of the festival’s most anticipated moments.

Sunday’s broadcast begins with Mo’Kalamity & The Wizards before Inner Circle, Christopher Martin, Shaggy and Shenseea take to the stage. Closing the weekend is the long awaited Reggae Land debut of dancehall icon Vybz Kartel, bringing one of the most eagerly anticipated performances of the festival to viewers around the world.

For international audiences, the livestream begins at the following local times on both Saturday 1st and Sunday 2nd August:

• Los Angeles and Vancouver: 5am
• Jamaica: 7am
• New York and Toronto: 8am
• Accra: 12pm
• Lagos: 1pm
• Nairobi: 3pm
• Dubai: 4pm

Watch live via these official Reggae Land Channels

YouTube | Facebook | Instagram

Reggae Land 2026 takes place at the Milton Keynes National Bowl across the festival’s biggest weekend to date. More than 100,000 fans are expected to attend the expanded three day celebration, which features over 120 artists performing across seven stages and continues to cement Reggae Land’s reputation as one of the UK’s premier festivals celebrating Caribbean music and culture.

For more information, visit Reggae Land’s official website.