Pitchfork Festival London Adds More Names for 2026


Pitchfork Festival London has announced its second wave of artists, who will converge on the city for a week this November. Panda Bear & Sonic Boom will appear alongside the Avalanches at their Roundhouse headlining show, with a guest DJ set from Arushi Jain and more to be announced; Nirosta Steel will perform My Skyscraper at ICA; and DIIV will top the Dalston Takeover ticket alongside Mandy, Indiana, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets, and Working Men’s Club. They all join a lineup led by Ear, Tortoise, Aja Monet, Los Thuthanaka, Olof Dreijer, Hania Rani, Radio Dept, Actress, and Noname. See Pitchfork London’s latest schedule below; new additions are denoted with an asterisk.

Pitchfork London takes place from November 2-8 at venues across the city. Today’s other additions are Thaiboy Digital (headlining Village Underground on November 7), Touching Ice (supporting Mgna Crrrta and Daine, whose show has been moved to Village Underground), Charlie Osborne and Ship Sket (supporting Ear), and Sarah Meth and Sex Mask (joining the Dalston Takeover)—plus Rockie Rode, Robert Lester Solsom, Star Moles, the Healing Power of Horses, Any Young Mechanic, and Sean Solomon.

Pitchfork Music Festival London 2026

Monday, November 2 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)

Horse Jumper of Love
Jawdropped
Hammok

Tuesday, November 3 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)

Greg Mendez
Asher White
Villagerrr

Tuesday, November 3 at KOKO

The Radio Dept
Ana Roxanne
A Good Year

Wednesday, November 4 at Hackney Empire

Jacob Alon
Paulie Swan

Wednesday, November 4 at Hackney Church

Tortoise
Bill Orcutt
Dagmar Zuniga

Wednesday, November 4 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)*

Rockie Rode*
The Healing Power of Horses*
Any Young Mechanic*

Wednesday, November 4 at KOKO

Aja Monet
Keiyaa
Momoko Gill

Wednesday, November 4 at Village Underground*

Mgna Crrrta
Daine
Touching Ice*

Wednesday, November 4 at EartH Hall

Los Thuthanaka (In the Round)
Joshua Chuquimia Crampton

Thursday, November 5 at the Cause

Ear
Charlie Osborne*
Ship Sket*

Thursday, November 5 at Village Underground

Lido Pimienta
Amore
Ms Ray

Thursday, November 5 at EartH Theatre

Actress
Kmru
Joy Guidry

Thursday, November 5 at ICA

Robert Lester Folsom*
Star Moles*
Sean Solomon*

Thursday, November 5 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects x Mtn Laurel Recording Co)

Colin Miller
Told Slant
H. Pruz
Elijah Wolf

Friday, November 6 at ICA

Olof Dreijer
Fauzia
Cutouts

Friday, November 6 at MOTH (Pitchfork London Selects)

Kiwi Jr.
Alien Boy
Bleary Eyed

Friday, November 6 at Roundhouse

The Avalanches
Panda Bear & Sonic Boom*
Arushi Jain (DJ Set)*

Saturday, November 7 – Dalston Takeover (A–Z)

60 Juno
Bloodsports
Cootie Catcher
DIIV*
Flawed Mangoes
Flooding
Hiding Places
Ideasforconversations
Jordan Patterson
Lots of Hands
Mandy, Indiana
Maria BC
Midwife
MX Lonely
Psychedelic Porn Crumpets
Robber Robber
Sarah Meth*
Sell Everything
Sex Mask*
Sundots
Superfan
Swapmeet
Turnspit
Victoryland
Working Men’s Club

Saturday, November 7 at Roundhouse

Noname
Georgia Anne Muldrow
Cleo Reed
Kaicrewsade

Saturday, November 7 at Village Underground

Thaiboy Digital*

Saturday, November 7 at ICA

Nirosta Steel*

Sunday, November 8 at Royal Festival Hall

Hania Rani



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