Lambrini Women, Fcukers, NewDad and lots of extra have been introduced for Dot To Dot Competition’s 2026 line-up.
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The multi-venue occasion, which showcases new and rising expertise, is because of happen in Bristol and Nottingham on Could 23 and 24 subsequent yr. Tickets are priced at £30 and can be found now right here.
Over 30 acts have been confirmed for Dot To Dot together with Grownup DVD, Alice Costelloe, One other Nation $$$$, AtticOmatic, Bleech 9:3, Blossom Caldarone, Clothesline From Hell and lots of extra.
Extra acts are set to be introduced within the coming weeks. You’ll be able to try all these at the moment confirmed beneath.
Dot To Dot Competition booker Conrad Rogan stated: “We’re thrilled to be saying the primary 30 acts for 2026! After our twentieth anniversary final yr, we’re proud to proceed to convey festival-goers in Bristol and Nottingham the easiest in rising expertise from throughout the UK and past.
“Dot To Dot Competition’s ethos is to offer the freshest acts with big potential a platform, and I’m delighted to as soon as once more try this in 2026.”
Throughout its 20-year historical past, the competition has helped launch the likes of Dua Lipa and Sam Fender in the course of the earliest days of their careers.
Final yr’s occasion noticed the likes of The Horrors, Fats Canine and Sprints headlining alongside Massive Particular, Honeyglaze, Kate Bollinger, Låpsley, Nimino.
Lambrini Women have loved an enormous yr with their debut album ‘Who Let The Canine Out’ which scored a 5 star evaluation in NME. The report was additionally listed in NME’s Albums Of The 12 months 2025, coming in Quantity 32.
We wrote: “The world is on fireplace, and on their debut album, the Brighton punk-heroes reply by bringing an Exocet missile to a gunfight. Ferocious and humorous, their endlessly quotable lyrics skewer police brutality, misogyny and nepo infants over exhilarating barbed-wire riffs, whereas the riotous party-starting electroclash of ‘Cuntology 101’ gives an empowering (and joyously sweary) manifesto.
Fcukers in the meantime beforehand featured on NME‘s Cowl story they usually just lately launched their new single, ‘I Like It Like That’.
Elsewhere, NewDad just lately launched their new album ‘Altar’, which NME awarded 4 stars and was described as a “superbly melancholy portrait of homesickness and sacrifice”.
