Mighty Hoopla celebrates 10th anniversary with huge 2027 line-up including Robyn, Pussycat Dolls, Kelis, Bebe Rexha, FLO, Nicola Roberts and more

Mighty Hoopla is gearing up for its landmark 10th anniversary celebration with a festival line-up poised to be the most expansive in its history. Scheduled for June 5 and 6, 2027, the UK-based pop event will once again transform Brockwell Park in London into a vibrant hub of music and queer culture.

Since its inception in 2017, Mighty Hoopla has become a beacon of inclusivity and self-expression, drawing crowds eager to celebrate diversity through music. Over the years, it has cultivated a reputation not only as a festival but as a community space that champions queer joy and freedom.

The 2027 edition promises to elevate this legacy with a headline roster featuring global pop icon Robyn and the Pussycat Dolls. Robyn is set to close the first night, following a performance by Kelis, adding a significant draw for fans of forward-thinking pop and R&B. The Pussycat Dolls will headline the festival’s second evening, marking their debut at a UK festival and sharing the stage with notable act Bebe Rexha.

Beyond these headliners, the festival’s diverse lineup includes rising and established artists such as FLO, Nicola Roberts, Eve, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Jordin Sparks, Alcazar, and B*Witched. Organizers have indicated that further artists will be announced, hinting at an even more extensive program to complement the celebration.

Mighty Hoopla’s co-founders have reflected on the festival’s growth from uncertain beginnings to a major player on the UK festival circuit. Initially facing skepticism from financial institutions, the founders now witness some of the music industry’s prominent names eager to participate, underscoring the festival’s rising cultural and musical significance.

Integral to the festival’s ethos is the inclusion of Queertopia, a stage dedicated to emerging LGBTQ+ artists. For 2027, Queertopia’s lineup will feature talents like Tom Rasmussen, Empress Of, and Tsatamis, highlighting the festival’s ongoing commitment to supporting the next generation of queer performers.

Another staple returning to the event is The Bump, a large-scale dance arena that showcases DJs and celebrates dance culture. Confirmed artists for this space include Nina Sky, Bridge, and Ultra Naté, ensuring that the festival’s atmosphere remains electric and dancefloor-focused.

Tickets for the anniversary event will become available from November 3, with organizers expecting strong demand given the star-studded roster and the festival’s growing reputation. This eagerly awaited celebration follows a record-breaking 2026 edition, which attracted more than 60,000 attendees and featured a broad spectrum of acts including Lily Allen, Jessie J, and Liberty X.

As Mighty Hoopla approaches its 10th year, it continues to embody a unique fusion of pop music and queer culture, fostering a space that resonates deeply with its diverse audience. With the 2027 lineup solidifying its place on the festival calendar, it remains a pivotal event for both artists and fans seeking an inclusive celebration of music and identity.