Alex James’ Britpop Classical, Aitch and Kaiser Chiefs have been announced as the three headliners of Together Again Festival 2027, which returns to Bolesworth Castle, Cheshire, from Friday 23 to Sunday 25 July.
The Phase Two reveal also adds Australian pop star Natalie Imbruglia and emerging artist Meek, plus a Noughty 90s Takeover built around 90s and 00s hits, a Kevin & Perry foam party, and a free family programme that includes PAW Patrol, Peppa Pig and a Spice Girls theatre show.
Alex James’ Britpop Classical will bring a full live orchestra, band and guest vocalists to the castle grounds, reworking anthems made famous by Blur, Oasis, Pulp and more. James is best known as the bassist of Blur. He also hosts Big Feastival on his Cotswolds farm, where Basement Jaxx, The Streets and Bastille headlined the 2026 edition.
Manchester rapper Aitch joins the main stage with hits including Taste (Make It Shake) and Baby. The BRIT Award winner also appeared on ITV’s I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here! in 2025. Kaiser Chiefs complete the headline trio, with Ruby, I Predict a Riot and Everyday I Love You Less and Less among the singalongs set for the weekend.
Natalie Imbruglia, still best known for Torn, and Meek join an already confirmed bill that includes JLS, Example, Joel Corry, Circa Waves, Scouting For Girls, Vengaboys, Billy Gillies, Gok Wan and Nathan Dawe.
The Noughty 90s Takeover features Artful Dodger, Blazin’ Squad, East 17, Gareth Gates, Ian Van Dahl, N-Trance Live, Phats & Small, So Solid Crew, Ultrabeat, Sweet Female Attitude, Flip & Fill and more, alongside a Kevin & Perry foam party.
Free family entertainment across the weekend includes PAW Patrol Pup Pup Boogie, Peppa Pig Dance Party, Dino Mania, Bippo’s Circus Adventure, New Wave Wrestling, Spice Girls: The Theatre Show, Junior Jungle and K Pop Live. The festival site lists more than 50 free activities, six stages and family camping, with under-18s required to attend with a parent or legal guardian over 25.
A spokesperson for The Festivals Group UK said: “We’re really excited to reveal our headliners for Together Again 2027! To have Alex James’ Britpop Classical, Aitch and Kaiser Chiefs leading such an incredible line-up, alongside fantastic additions like Natalie Imbruglia and Meek, is something we’re hugely excited about.
“With our massive Noughty 90s Takeover and so much free entertainment for the kids, we’re creating a weekend that really does have something for everyone. It’s all about bringing friends and families together, enjoying incredible live music and making memories that last a lifetime. We can’t wait to welcome everyone back to Bolesworth Castle next summer!”
2027 is the festival’s third year at Bolesworth Castle, near Tattenhall, Chester (CH3 9HQ). The 2026 edition, held from 24 to 26 July, was headlined by James Arthur, Becky Hill and Ministry of Sound Classical. Festivals Group UK, which has more than 20 years of promoting experience, is also taking In It Together forward from 2027, with existing tickets for both events due to be honoured.
Weekend entry tickets on the official site start from £149, or £159 with camping. VIP weekend entry is listed at £259, and VIP with camping at £339. Family tickets are also on sale, and paying in full includes the Thursday Campers Party on 22 July. Gates for day and weekend entry-only tickets open at 12pm, with last entry at 7pm. The arena runs until 2am on Friday and Saturday, and midnight on Sunday.
Tickets go on general sale at 10am on Monday 9 November 2026. Priority access sign-up is open now at togetheragainfestival.co.uk.
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