Cross The Tracks announce stellar 3rd wave of acts for 2026!
Cross The Tracks is excited to announce their third wave of artists for their 2026 festival, including the legendary Fabio & Grooverider and The Outlook Orchestra.
Fresh off the back of their sold-out UK tour, Fabio & Grooverider and The Outlook Orchestra are heading to Brockwell Park to celebrate everything jungle and drum & bass with one of the most talked about shows in the genre’s history. Exploring classic anthems in ways never before experienced and sparking the imagination of generations of music lovers, the show will feature outstanding orchestral renditions of the scene’s most iconic and well-loved tracks.
Arguably one of the most legendary partnerships in music, Fabio & Grooverider remain at the forefront of a scene they helped build, championing the now global sounds of jungle, drum & bass and beyond. Now, these godfathers of the scene will perform at London’s Cross The Tracks this May.
Also new to the lineup is the leader of UK rap’s new wave, Knucks. Praised by the likes of Wretch 32, Stormzy, Novelist, and Kenny Beats, to name a few, the rising rapper is certainly on his way to cementing his name in the world of innovative music.
Joining them are singer, rapper and producer Mereba, Scottish composer and producer corto.alto, explosive jazz group Moses Yoofee Trio, neo-soul sweetheart Lizzie Berchie, multi-disciplinary artist Demae, rising north London star Ama Louise, one of rap’s most exciting prospects Paul Stephan who’ll be joining Bexblu onstage, and 2026 MOBO Awards Best Newcomer nominee namesbliss.
They’ll be joining Mercury Prize-winning headliner Little Simz, the outstanding Joy Crookes, London-based Afrobeat collective KOKOROKO,the infectious Obongjayar, celebrated neo-soul musician Lady Wray, and so many more.
Heading into its seventh year, Cross The Tracks has solidified its spot as London’s biggest jazz, funk, soul and hip-hop festival, consistently championing global legends and emerging stars. With this stellar lineup, 2026 is set to be another standout year for the London-based festival
