All tickets will be released at 10am on Saturday, 26 September, with first lineup details to follow in early 2027. Tickets are expected to sell out in record speed, with both Green Man 2025 and 2026 having sold out in less than 60 minutes. No further tickets will be released for 2027, making this your only opportunity to secure a ticket.

Alongside standard weekend tickets, the Green Man Settlement Pass offers the chance to transform the festival experience into a week-long holiday; welcoming ticket-holders on-site from Monday, 26 August, for an extended programme of music, workshops and countryside experiences within Mid-Wales. The ticket also offers a range of discounts for local heritage sites, galleries and attractions.

Green Man 2026 marked yet another triumph, with a clean sweep of five-star reviews and critical acclaim from The Guardian, The Times, The London Standard, Rolling Stone UK and more. While the festival was highly praised for its commitment to independence, freedom of curation and impact upon the local Welsh community, Green Man also became the first festival in Wales to be awarded the Platinum Charter from Attitude is Everything, recognising Green Man as a festival that innovates, influences, and leads the live music and events industry in accessibility for deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people.

Alongside headline performances from Mogwai, Wilco, Four Tet and Wolf Alice; standout sets from Charlotte Church, Aldous Harding, Anna Calvi, Westside Cowboy, Getdown Services and late-night parties with the likes of Daniel Avery, Marie Davidson and Ben UFO, Green Man’s 2026 programming included its biggest comedy bookings to date, with stand-up sets from Joe Lycett, Stewart Lee, Bridget Christie, Josie Long and more drawing some of Babbling Tongues’ biggest ever crowds.

Green Man Rising continued the festival’s commitment to future headliners, with 2026 competition winners Tall Child opening the Mountain Stage on Friday, while runners up The Slow Country, Kiosk, Cyn Cwsg and Glasshouse Red Spider Mite each performed on the Rising stage. Homegrown Welsh talent also shone, with Thursday’s Walled Garden lineup boasting an all-Welsh lineup with MWSOG, Art School Girlfriend, Tai Haf Heb Drigolyn, CVC and more.

The crowds continued for The Talking Shop at Babbling Tongues, with a series of in-conversation sessions with Zack Polanski, Leader of the Green Party; Delyth Jewell, Wales’ Deputy Minister for Social Care, Mental Health and Women's Health; Richard Russell of XL Recordings; and Samantha Morton in conversation with Guardian Live offering insightful discussion for all tastes; while Einstein’s Garden continued to tackle some of the biggest crises in climate and society via a series of freely curated talks, workshops and activities for all ages.

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