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Sziget Festival announces first acts for 2027: Fontaines D.C., Bicep, IDLES, KATSEYE, Kelis and more

The Budapest festival returns to Óbuda Island from Tuesday August 10th to Saturday August 14th 2027.
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The Budapest festival returns to Óbuda Island from Tuesday August 10th to Saturday August 14th 2027, with a first line-up that includes Irish acts Fontaines D.C., Bicep and Florence Road.

Sziget Festival has announced the first acts for its 2027 edition. Fontaines D.C. will bring their latest album Dopamine Chamber to the Main Stage, joined by IDLES and Nothing But Thieves.

Lola Young and KATSEYE lead the pop acts, alongside Tove Lo and Kelis. Two rock acts with famous family connections are also booked: Villanelle, fronted by Gene Gallagher, son of Liam Gallagher, and Cruz Beckham & The Breakers, fronted by David and Victoria Beckham’s youngest son.


Belfast duo Bicep lead the electronic acts with their live show, alongside SOFI TUKKER, and Irish indie-rock band Florence Road are also on the bill. The line-up so far:

  • Fontaines D.C.
  • KATSEYE
  • Lola Young
  • Bicep (live)
  • IDLES
  • Nothing But Thieves
  • Royel Otis
  • Tove Lo
  • Kelis
  • SOFI TUKKER
  • Villanelle
  • Cruz Beckham & The Breakers
  • Genesis Owusu
  • Gogol Bordello
  • Chris Stassy
  • Florence Road
  • Rikas
  • Brina Knauss
  • Kevin de Vries
  • Quest

More acts are still to be announced. Full Festival Passes are €349 and 21 & Under Full Festival Passes are €279, with prices increasing after November 20th. See szigetfestival.com.

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Sziget 2027 | 1st wave of acts

Sziget has been back in the news in recent years. Hungary banned Kneecap for three years ahead of their August 2025 set, a decision the festival called unprecedented and regrettable, and it sat in the wider debate over artist boycotts while owned by Superstruct, a KKR-backed festival group. In November 2025 it was reported that ownership was returning to Sziget founder Károly Gerendai.

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