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Tickets on sale soon for FyneFest 2027

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
16 October 2026
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FyneFest returns to the Fyne Ales farm in Argyll from 4th-6th June 2027, and tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday, 30th October.

FyneFest main bar
The main bar at FyneFest. Photographs: Alasdair Watson Photography

Beer is at the heart of the festival, with more than 100 different beers pouring throughout the weekend. The line-up will include a selection from independent breweries across the UK, alongside beers from Fyne Ales and Origins Brewing. The Main Bar has 72 beer lines, while a dedicated cider bar, wine, and spirits offer plenty of choice beyond beer.

The festival’s famous Walkers Bar has become an annual tradition for many festival-goers. Opening for just four hours on Saturday afternoon, it’s an hour walk up the glen from the main festival site, and hosts a pop-up cask bar beside the water. It’s an excellent reason to bring your walking shoes.

FyneFest aeria

The festival site has live music across several stages, a ceilidh, street food, brewer talks and tastings, yoga, a charity 5k run, and activities for children. Most festival-goers camp for the weekend, with music and beer continuing through Sunday.

The 2027 festival follows a big year for Fyne Ales. The family-run brewery celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2026, having also picked up Brewery Business of the Year at the SIBA Business Awards and the UK’s Best Independent Brewery Taproom award.

Aidy Fenwick, head of marketing and events at Fyne Ales, said: “I recently came across some photos from the very first FyneFest, in 2010, including one of our managing director, Jamie Delap, looking very fresh-faced behind the bar. Fast forward to our 14th festival this year, and he was still putting in a shift!

The Walkers Bar
The Walkers Bar

“It’s pretty special to be part of a festival that’s grown so much over the years but hasn’t lost what made it great in the first place. At its heart, FyneFest is still about family, friends, good beer, and having a great time together.”

Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday 30 October 2026, with prices held at 2026 levels. The full beer and music line-ups will be announced in the coming months. For more information, visit fynefest.com

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