Music enthusiasts have a plethora of festivals to look forward to in 2026, with events spanning the globe from the Australian outback to the beaches of Los Cabos. These festivals promise not only world-class performances but also immersive travel experiences.
The Mundi Mundi Bash in New South Wales, Australia, scheduled for 20-22 August, offers a unique outback experience with performances from The Teskey Brothers and Jessica Mauboy. Festivalgoers can camp under the stars, with tickets starting at $___ (£422).
In the US, the OUTLOUD Pride Music Festival in West Hollywood, from 5-7 June, will feature UK artists like JADE and Mel C. Weekend passes are priced at $___ (£157). Meanwhile, the Mountainside Music Festival in Snowmass Village, Colorado, debuts from 11-13 June with free entry, showcasing acts like American Authors.
St. Louis will host Music at the Intersection from 17-19 July, celebrating jazz, blues, and more, with headliners such as Wyclef Jean. Tickets are available for $___ (£62). In Japan, the Fuji Rock Festival from 24-26 July will feature The xx and Arlo Parks, with tickets at $___ (£274).
Zurich's Street Parade on 8 August promises the world's largest techno party, free to attend. Similarly, Pickathon in Portland, Oregon, from 30 July to 2 August, emphasises sustainability with its unique festival setup.
The Country Splash Festival in Los Cabos, Mexico, from 4-6 September, combines beach vibes with country music, featuring artists like Riley Green. Tickets start at $___ (£381). The Pittsburgh International Jazz Festival, from 17-20 September, offers a rich jazz experience in a vibrant setting.
Mempho Music Festival in Memphis, from 9-11 October, will blend national and local acts, with tickets at $___ (£148). Lastly, Mammoth, California, will host a series of free music events throughout the summer, including jazz and reggae festivals.
These festivals not only highlight diverse musical genres but also offer attendees the chance to explore stunning locations worldwide
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