
The Love Supreme Jazz Festival returned to Glynde Place in East Sussex from Friday, 3 July to Sunday, 5 July 2026. This year's edition marked a milestone for the event by expanding to three full days of main stage programming. Located just 20 minutes from Brighton by road, the festival grounds at Glynde Place (BN8 6SX) were easily accessible for local attendees. For those traveling from Brighton, transport options included dedicated festival buses running directly from Brighton and Lewes stations, as well as regular train services to Glynde railway station, which is a short walk from the festival site. Day return coaches also operated from London, and on-site parking passes were available for drivers.
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The 2026 line-up featured a wide range of international and UK talent across multiple stages. Friday's programming was curated by Ezra Collective under their "Temple Of Joy" banner, featuring performances by Kokoroko, Moses Boyd, Luke Una, and DJ Pee .Wee (Anderson .Paak). Saturday was headlined by Loyle Carner, with supporting acts such as Jalen Ngonda, The Temptations & The Four Tops, and Courtney Pine. Sunday concluded with a headline performance by De La Soul, billed as their only full band UK show of the year, alongside the Free Nationals, Gabrielle, Sister Sledge, and Samara Joy. Beyond the main stages, the festival featured the New Generation Jazz stage for emerging talent, the One Jazz stage, and the Jazz Lounge for artist interviews and talks.
In addition to the music, the festival site offered several dedicated areas and services. Attendees could access wellness sessions, including yoga in "The Oaks" and on-site saunas. A new addition for the 2026 edition was an on-site Ottolenghi restaurant offering brunch and feasting sittings. For families, a creche service and private nanny services were available. Accommodation options on-site included general, premium, and Supremium camping from Friday to Monday, alongside dedicated pitches for live-in vehicles. Tickets for the event were sold through the official festival website and major ticketing platforms, with options ranging from full weekend passes to individual day tickets.
Published Date
6 July 2026