The 2025 Wickham Festival was a huge success and the 2026 event promises to be even better… so why not book your tickets now and save £100 on a weekend ticket?
Next year’s festival runs from Thursday July30 until Sunday August 2 and looks set to be another sell-out – so get in early and save yourself £££.
Adult four-day season tickets cost just £160 if booked online before August 11 via www.wickhamfestival.co.uk/tickets. You can also save £50 on tickets for those aged under 16 or carers. These currently cost just £80.
Season tickets for Under 10’s cost just £10 and camping tickets are also available at £40 per tent, £80 per campervan or motorhome. Electric hook-up add-ons are £80 each and Backstage VIP passes are available at £100 each.
You can also print off the attached form or just send a letter with your ticket requirements plus a cheque made payable to Wickham Festivals Limited to The Wickham Festival Office, 51, Russell Street, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 3JD to arrive by August 11. Make sure you include your name, address and email address.
Tickets will be emailed by the end of August. If the festival is not staged for any reason, your payment will be refunded in full.
Organiser Peter Chegwyn said: “This year’s event was a real success. For the first time ever, we sold out of weekend and camping tickets and people clearly enjoyed it judging by the amount of tickets we have already sold for next year.
“It is hardly surprising given how much people enjoyed this year’s event – and there are huge savings to be made by booking Early Bird tickets for next year. 
“These are always popular. Although fans don’t yet know the line-up, they know the unique atmosphere and the attractions will remain the same. And they know there will be a lot of high quality artists.
“All festivals are finding it tough in the financial climate since Covid. Our costs have gone up by 40% but we are very mindful that punters are also watching the pennies so we are doing our best to keep the prices down.
“At just £160 for four days, it really is very good value if you book now – a saving of £100 on the regular price of £260. Early Bird tickets are already selling fast so the signs are good for another fantastic weekend next year.”
