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    The Moshville Times – MVT and National Lottery announce monumental Everywhere At Once festival

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    The Music Venue Trust (MVT) and The National Lottery have unveiled the first wave of artists for Everywhere At Once, a nationwide event set to be the UK’s largest-ever festival. Taking place across the weekend of 26th–28th June 2026 (traditionally the Glastonbury weekend) the project is a staggering show of force for the UK’s grassroots circuit, involving more than 400 venues and over 2,000 artists.

    While the lineup features major pop and urban stars like Becky Hill and Tinie Tempah, the rock and metal contingent is out in full strength. Leading the charge are high-octane Aussies Airbourne, thrash veterans Acid Reign, and the genre-bending Electric Six. They join a diverse roster that includes Wigan indie-rockers The Lathums, Glasgow’s VLURE, The Royston Club, and Vigilantes. The sheer scale of the undertaking is immense; by decentralising the traditional festival model, MVT is turning hundreds of local stages from Falmouth to Aberdeen into a unified national celebration.

    For rock fans, the festival provides a vital chance to see established and rising acts in the intimate, high-intensity environments where they first cut their teeth. Alex Moore of The Lathums noted the importance of these spaces, stating: “Without places like The Boulevard taking a chance on us early doors, we wouldn’t be anywhere near the festivals or the bigger shows we’re doing now.” The event is powered by over £1 billion in National Lottery funding, specifically aimed at sustaining the grassroots ecosystem that remains the lifeblood of British rock and metal.

    Beyond the headliners, the weekend will feature appearances from the Miki Berenyi Trio, Tom A. Smith, and hundreds of local acts yet to be announced. This “festival on your doorstep” initiative removes the need for tents and travel, focusing instead on the cultural heart of local communities. Fans planning their gig calendar should also check out the recently announced UK tour from the Kris Barras Band.

    Full listings and tickets are available now at the official festival website.

    Music Venue Trust: official | facebook | twitter | instagram | bluesky | tiktok | youtube

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