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Cheltenham’s Jazz Extravaganza Celebrates 30 Years with Stellar Performers

Cheltenham Jazz Festival Celebrates 30 Years with Star-Studded Lineup

Cheltenham, Gloucestershire – The Cheltenham Jazz Festival has unveiled an impressive lineup for its 30th anniversary celebration, set to take place from Wednesday, 29 April to Monday, 4 May 2026. As one of Europe’s most acclaimed jazz festivals, the six-day event will showcase a diverse programme featuring international headliners, leading contemporary jazz artists, genre-crossing innovators, and emerging talent from the UK.

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The festival’s 30th edition promises to be a memorable celebration, with a stellar cast of performers taking to the stage. Renowned artists such as Jack Savoretti, Jessie J, Nigel Kennedy, Joss Stone, Joshua Redman, Lady Blackbird, and the legendary Van Morrison will be among the highlights. The lineup also includes the iconic bands 10cc, ABC, and the Earth Wind & Fire Experience, as well as acclaimed artists like Mica Paris with Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Orchestra, Jalen Ngonda, Bill Frisell, Courtney Pine, James Morrison, Makaya McCraven, Emma-Jean Thackray, Tinariwen, Roberto Fonseca, Georgia Cecile, Gentleman’s Dub Club, The Puppini Sisters, and Gotts Street Park.

The festival’s 30th anniversary edition aims to build on its rich heritage and continue its tradition of showcasing the best in jazz, blues, and world music. Cheltenham residents and visitors can look forward to a diverse array of performances that will cater to a wide range of musical tastes.

What You Need to Know

The Cheltenham Jazz Festival will take place from Wednesday, 29 April to Monday, 4 May 2026. Tickets for the event can be purchased through the festival’s official website at cheltenhamfestivals.com or by contacting the box office at 01242 850270. For more information, you can visit the festival’s website or follow their social media channels on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.


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