FAQs

Q: Why did you move to Troon?

We listened to feedback about the venues, the layout, footfall and how people like to move between spaces during the festival, as well as how we see the festival growing and developing. Troon Concert Hall and Walker Hall fit those points well, so we chose the option that gives the best experience for audiences and artists.

Q: On which day are the main acts playing?

Programming will be announced in due time.

Q: Are the concerts standing or are there seats?

The format of each stage within the building will be announced nearer the time.

Q: What ID is acceptable?

Acceptable forms of ID to prove you are over 18 include: A photo driving licence A passport A proof of age card, such as the Young Scot Card or the PASS card from the national Proof of Age Standards Scheme .

Q: Is the site accessible for those who require additional support?

Yes. Troon Concert Hall and Walker Hall have accessible ground-floor access, including access to the main concert spaces and accessible toilet facilities. There are some limitations because this is an older building. The upstairs balcony in Troon Concert Hall can only be accessed by stairs. We are planning the festival layout carefully and will publish more detailed access information before the full programme goes on sale. If you have specific access needs, please contact us before booking and we will do everything we can to help you plan the best option.

Q: When will the final line-up be announced?

We're working hard to give you the best possible line-up in 2026. The Lineup will be announced 8th June when day and evening tickets will go on sale.

Why did you move to Troon?

On which day are the main acts playing?

Are the concerts standing or are there seats?

What ID is acceptable?

Is the site accessible for those who require additional support?

When will the final line-up be announced?

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