Pitchfork Festival London 2026 Opens Its Sixth Edition Across 14 Venues
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The sixth Pitchfork Festival London opened on 2 November 2026, running until 8 November across 14 venues concentrated largely in east London, with highlights including Noname's Telefone anniversary set and The Radio Dept.'s first live show in nearly a decade.
Pitchfork Festival London is in its sixth year, running 2–8 November 2026 across a spread of venues largely concentrated in east London. Among the participating spaces are Café OTO, The Cause, EartH Hall and Theatre, Hackney Church, Hackney Empire, ICA, KOKO, Moth Club, Oslo Hackney, Roundhouse, Royal Festival Hall, St Matthias Church, The Victoria, and Village Underground.
One of the most anticipated shows is Chicago rapper Noname at Heaven on Saturday 7 November, where she will deliver a special set marking ten years since her breakout mixtape Telefone, with support from Georgia Anne Muldrow, Cleo Reed, and Kaicrewsade. Electronic producer Actress presents an audio-visual experience built around his album Radical Frame at EartH Theatre on 5 November, with KMRU and Joy Guidry in support.
Swedish indie-pop trio The Radio Dept. play KOKO on 3 November in their first live show in nearly a decade, supported by Ana Roxanne and A Good Year. Colombian-Canadian artist Lido Pimienta performs at Village Underground, while sibling duo Los Thuthanaka return for a headline slot at EartH Hall on 5 November. The Dalston Takeover on 7 November offers a wristband event headlined by DIIV, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, Mandy Indiana, and Working Men's Club. Other acts across the week include The Avalanches, Tortoise, aja monet, and Ana Roxanne. Individual show tickets start from £30 to £47, available via Dice.
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