The full line-up for this year’s Overton Music Festival has been announced, with a packed weekend of live music, community performances and family entertainment set to take place from 12 to 14 June 2026.
The much-loved annual event will once again centre around the village square and community venues, offering a mix of free performances alongside a special ticketed evening event. Organisers say the programme reflects a broad range of musical styles, from indie rock and folk to choirs, acoustic sets and blues.
Opening the festival on the Friday evening, the stage will host a lively mix of local talent and visiting acts. Performers include Herbarium, John Bird, Mya Eckett, Mick Browne and blues group The Rag & Moan Men, alongside appearances from Overton’s Guides, Brownies and Rainbows.
Saturday’s daytime programme continues with a wide variety of acts, including Stonesyrup, Marina School of Dance, Cold Toast, Sarah Hawkyard and Southampton Ukulele Jam. The afternoon also features Jack Sing Now Choir, Lola Gibbard, Cocktail Choir and Steve Donnelly, ensuring a steady flow of entertainment throughout the day.
In the evening, St Mary’s Hall will host a ticketed event featuring three bands: RELLiX, 13 Lies and Fortunate Ones. Tickets will be available in advance and on the door, subject to availability.
The festival wraps up on Sunday with another strong community-focused line-up. Highlights include performances from Harry Pearce, Overton Primary School Choir, Basingstoke Silver Band, Churches Together Band, Green Embers and Dropbeats. An open mic session will also give local performers, including Nina McCann, a chance to take to the stage.
Alongside the music, a Family Zone will run across both Saturday and Sunday at St Mary’s Hall and its garden. Attractions include a bouncy castle, hands-on music activities, refreshments, and a range of family-friendly stalls offering face painting, henna art and even teddy bear repairs.
Organisers have confirmed that timings and performers are subject to change.
Overton Radio will be broadcasting from the Music Festival all weekend.
