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2000trees have revealed their third and final headliner for 2026, and it’s going to be the poster boys of UK pop-punk.
Neck Deep last played the festival back in 2016, whilst on their ‘Life’s Not Out To Get You‘ cycle, so their return has been a decade in the making.
They join the previously announced headliners, the legendary Alkaline Trio and Funeral For A Friend.
They aren’t the only new addition to the line-up, though. Sunny Day Real Estate, Mouth Culture, Mallory Knox, The Xcerts, ALT BLK ERA, Cosmic Psychos, Higher Power, Delilah Bon, The Skinner Brothers, Saint Agnes, Bodyweb, Bleech 9:3, Haggard Cat (Live Silent Disco), Hyro the Hero, J’cuuzi, Long Goodbye, Beauty School, OVERGROWN, SUDS, High Regard, Silo and Thorns are also joining the party.
They are all added to a poster that already features The Bronx, Superheaven, Arcane Roots, Cancer Bats, Glasjaw, High Vis, As Everything Unfolds and many more.
It is stacked.
Festival organiser James Scarlett had this to say about this final round of bands, stating, “There we go, that’s pretty much a wrap on the 2000trees 2026 line-up. We’re all incredibly proud of what we’ve put together this year, so to see it reflected in the best-selling year we’rv ever had is an amazing feeling. We will have some returning bands we’ve missed and love like Marmozets and our big exclusive with Arcane Roots. Some new bands we are so excited about like Sunny Day Real Estate, Mariachi El Bronx and Pinkshift, as well as some returning heroes like Alkaline Trio, Funeral for a Friend, Cancer Bats, The Bronx and Dinosaur Pile-Up. Who in their right mind wants to miss all that It’s safe to say it’s going to be a real moment having Neck Deep return to close the festival 10 years on from their last Trees performance. Tickets are starting to sell out left, right and centre, so I’ll say it one last time – 2000trees 2026 is not one to be missed!”
2000trees will take place between July 8-11 at Upcote Farm, Cheltenham. Tickets are available, for now, at 2000trees.co.uk.
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“There we go, that’s pretty much a wrap on the 2000trees 2026 line-up,” says booker James Scarlett. “We’re all incredibly proud of what we’ve put together this year, so to see it reflected in the best-selling year we’re ever had is an amazing feeling.
“We will have some returning bands we’ve missed and love like Marmozets and our big exclusive with Arcane Roots. Some new bands we are so excited about like Sunny Day Real Estate, Mariachi El Bronx and Pinkshift, as well as some returning heroes like Alkaline Trio, Funeral for a Friend, Cancer Bats, The Bronx and Dinosaur Pile-Up. Who in their right mind wants to miss all that?
“It’s safe to say it’s going to be a real moment having Neck Deep return to close the festival 10 years on from their last Trees performance. Tickets are starting to sell out left, right and centre, so I’ll say it one last time: 2000trees 2026 is not one to be missed!”
In the four years since the British singer last released an album, artists like Sombr, working in similar aesthetic modes, have climbed onto the charts.
During its early days, the band came up with songs about a fictional nightclub. After a career filled with ups and downs, it finally returned to “Trixies.”