FAQs
TICKETS & BOOKING
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Tickets are available exclusively through our website.
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Yes. The Hootenanny is strictly 18+.
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Tickets are generally non-refundable unless the event is cancelled, postponed or materially changed, subject to our full Ticket Terms & Conditions.
LINE-UP & ARTISTS
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We’ll be revealing artists in stages, so keep your eyes peeled. Join the Herd and follow us on social to hear announcements first.
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Yes. Artists will be announced throughout the run-up to the festival.
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Yes. Saturday and Sunday will each have their own line-up of artists and entertainment.
GETTING THERE
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The Hootenanny takes place at Easter Road Stadium, Edinburgh on Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 May 2027.
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We strongly recommend using public transport. Detailed travel information covering bus, rail and walking routes will be published closer to the festival.
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There will be no general festival parking at Easter Road Stadium, so please plan to arrive by public transport, taxi or on foot.
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Any dedicated festival transport arrangements will be announced closer to the event.
STAYING NEARBY
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Loads. You're in Edinburgh, after all. We'll be sharing recommended hotels and accommodation options to help you turn Hootenanny into a proper weekend.
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No. The Hootenanny is a city festival, so there is no festival campsite.
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Yes. Our Travel & Stay page will feature recommended accommodation and any official hotel partnerships.
FOOD, DRINK & FACILITIES
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Absolutely. There will be bars, food and plenty of options across the festival. Full details will be announced closer to the event.
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Outside food and drink will generally not be permitted, subject to exceptions for medical and accessibility requirements. Full entry information will be published before the festival.
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The festival will have toilets, bars, food, free drinking water, first aid, accessibility facilities and other guest services throughout the site.
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Yes, only card payments are accepted.
GENERAL
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Opening hours are 2pm–11pm, with live music expected from approximately 3pm–10:30pm. Final timings will be confirmed closer to the event.
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No. The festival is currently planned to operate a no re-entry policy.
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This is Scotland. We know the drill. The festival is planned to go ahead in most weather conditions, but safety will always come first.