Discovery Festival Plymouth

Discovery Festival 2026 is almost here, with thousands of music fans set to descend on Central Park from 12–14 June for Plymouth's biggest weekend of live music. The iconic headline line-up includes pop superstars Five, indie rock icons The Libertines and 80s legends Level 42. They are supported across the three days by world-class artists including OMD, Blue, and Feeder and more. Friday 12 June Five, Blue and The Wanted 2.0 Saturday 13 June Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark (OMD), Level 42, Kim Wilde, Nik Kershaw, Johnny Hates Jazz, Altered Images and more. Sunday 14 June The Libertines, Feeder, Maximo Park, Kid Kapichi, SOFY and Swim School. Get your tickets! Tickets can be purchased from the Discovery Festival Website with one-day, two-day and three-day tickets available for performances across the weekend, as well as tickets to the exclusive VIP Garden. Please Note General Admission tickets use fixed tier pricing. Fixed tier pricing means the Event Organiser is selling tickets in the same category at different prices - lower-priced tickets are released first, and when those sell out, higher-priced tickets will become available. There is no difference between these tickets. If more than one price tier is on sale at the same time we recommend choosing the lower priced option. Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult over 18. Teens may be asked to provide ID with proof of age if the teen appears to be under 16 without an adult. Don't take any chances bring proof of age! Terms and Conditions: https://lizhobbsgroup.com/terms-conditions This year, LHG Events is proud to support families through the Shooting Star Children's Hospice and veterans through The Not Forgotten charity. For every ticket purchase, LHG Events will contribute 1.00 from the face value of each ticket to support these incredible causes. Shooting Starts Registered Charity No: 1042495 The Not Forgotten Charity No:1150541 Shooting Star brief overview below: Shooting Star Children’s Hospices are a vital lifeline to families who find themselves in the most unimaginable circumstances. Families’ lives are turned upside down on learning that their child has been diagnosed with a life-limiting illness. Shooting Stars must raise £10m every single year to ensure it gives babies, children, and young people the care and support they need. This includes respite, end-of-life care and supporting the largest hospice at home service in the country, together with post-bereavement support for the whole family. With only 6.5% help from the government, we are totally reliant on your generosity. Please help us to continue to make every precious moment count. Thank you. The Not Forgotten overview: The Not Forgotten is a UK charity supporting wounded, sick, and disabled veterans and service members. It organizes social activities, outings, and respite breaks to improve mental and physical health, combat loneliness, and foster community. The charity has been active since 1920 and helps over 10,000 beneficiaries annually.