31st July - 2 August 2026

Pippingford Park - The Ashdown Forest

A weekend of music, ecology and wellbeing to nourish your soul.

Join us 31 July – 2 August 2026 for the sixth year of Good Vibrations Society: a 3-day festival of music, wellbeing and ecology, set in the magical surroundings of the Ashdown Forest.

Dance from dawn to dusk with world-class live music, recharge with free yoga and workshops, or our wild spa, and reconnect through talks and shared moments in the forest. With unforgettable moments for the whole family, kids can explore, play and create, while the wilderness guides you through a weekend designed to inspire, uplift and bring people together.

A weekend of soul-nourishing experiences in nature.

Come fill your cup and celebrate the good vibrations.

More artist announced for 2026!

Line up 2026 March

A rich and meaningful festival, safe for the whole family.

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Early bird
SOLD OUT
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Second release
SOLD OUT
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Third release
On Sale!
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Forth release
To Come
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Final release
To Come

2026 Third release tickets

Save £25* by buying today - Pay in full or by payment plan!
£ 180 +BF
  • Dont miss a thing by coming to the whole weekend!
  • Under 18 £110
  • UNDER 5's just £7​
  • 3 days of music, wellbeing and ecology
  • Free camping
  • Free talks
  • Free workshops and classes
  • Free kids area
  • Free yoga
  • Payment plans available

2026 Third Release Family bundle

Save £185* by buying this bundle today - Pay in full or by payment plan!
£ 499 +BF
  • Don't miss a thing by coming to the whole weekend!
  • 2 adults 18+ and 2 under 18s for the whole weekend!
  • UNDER 5's just £7​
  • 3 days of music, wellbeing and ecology
  • Free camping
  • Free talks
  • Free workshops and classes
  • Free kids area
  • Free yoga
  • Payment plans available

*Savings based against buying individual full price tickets at the gate.

On- site accommodation

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What's at the festival?

Scrap play

Large scale items for a mega loose parts play activity. What will you build with tubs and tubes and fabric and rope? The idea with

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Chiki Monkey

Chiki Monkey’s menu celebrates bold Middle Eastern street food—fresh, vibrant, and deeply satisfying. Everything is handmade in their Bristol kitchen using seasonal, locally sourced, organic

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The Conservators of Ashdown Forest

Covering 6,500 acres of heathland and woodland surrounding Pippingford Park, Ashdown Forest is bursting with wildlife, from the tiny Silver-studded Blue butterfly to the mysterious

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Show and Tell

A chance for you to perform on our Hive stage. Be it a song or a dance, a trick or a treat, we welcome all

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Holly Cook

Hollie Cook 

Lovers rock glow, tropical pop lift-off Hollie Cook brings a very particular kind of magic: sun-kissed reggae warmth with a punk-rock sparkle — music that makes you

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Static Ella

Static Ella crafts melancholy electronic alt-pop with a DIY producer’s touch—layered vocals, textured synths, and songs that sit right on the edge between vulnerability and

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Ellis Dee

Ellis Dee

Ellis Dee is a name that instantly rings bells if you know your UK rave lineage. A key figure in the early-’90s explosion, he helped

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Ms Dynamite

In September 2002 the 21-year-old UK garage star Ms Dynamite became the first solo black female artist to win the prestigious £20,000 Mercury Music Award

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Shortlisted for the UK Festival Awards - Best new festival