Olly Murs, Kaiser Chiefs and Scouting For Girls headline Pub in the Park in Higginson Park, Marlow, 14 to 16 May 2027. Adult tickets run from £30 to £55.
Olly Murs will headline the Saturday night of Pub in the Park in Marlow next May. The festival’s organisers have published the full music line-up for 2027, and tickets are on sale.
The food and music festival returns to Higginson Park, on the Thames in Marlow, from Friday 14 to Sunday 16 May 2027. Marlow is about five miles south of High Wycombe. (Pub in the Park)
Who is playing
The festival runs as five separate sessions, each with its own ticket. The organisers list:
- Friday evening: Kaiser Chiefs, with a support act not yet announced (line-up)
- Saturday afternoon: Scouting For Girls and Toploader (line-up)
- Saturday evening: Olly Murs, with Levi Roots (line-up)
- Family Sunday Brunch: Dick and Dom, and Hacker T Dog (line-up)
- Sunday evening: Alex James’ Britpop Classical, with Dodgy (line-up)
The Family Sunday Brunch is new for 2027. Alex James, the Blur bassist, closes the weekend with Britpop songs played with a live orchestra.
The chefs have not been named yet. The festival’s culinary icons page says only that the line-up “is almost here”.
What tickets cost
These are the first-release prices on the festival’s ticket page. Children aged 12 and under go free to every session.
| Session | Times | Adult (18+) | Youth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Friday evening | 6pm to 10.30pm | £55 | £40 (13 to 17) |
| Saturday afternoon | 11.30am to 4.30pm | £45 | £30 (13 to 17) |
| Saturday evening | 6pm to 10.30pm | £55 | £40 (13 to 17) |
| Family Sunday Brunch | 10am to 2pm | £30 | £20 (13 to 17) |
| Sunday evening | 3.30pm to 8pm | £45 | £30 (10 to 17) |
| Weekend pass | All five sessions | £150 | £85 (13 to 17) |
The Family Sunday Brunch also has a £50 family ticket. Every session offers VIP Stage View tickets at £80 and Platinum VIP at £150, both for over-16s. Weekend VIP passes are £300 and £450.
“First release” means these prices can rise as tickets sell. Tickets are sold through Ticketmaster.
What it means for you
- Book early if you want a set price. The first-release prices above are the lowest the festival lists.
- Carers go free. A disabled visitor’s carer or personal assistant does not need a ticket. Buy your own ticket, then email accessibility@pubintheparkuk.com with proof, such as a Blue Badge or a PIP award letter, according to the festival’s FAQs.
- Blue Badge parking is in Pound Lane car park, free for badge holders, about five minutes’ walk from the entrance. Spaces are first come, first served.
- Getting there: the festival’s getting here page has travel advice. Our train times page covers the Marlow branch line.
- More to do nearby: see things to do in High Wycombe.
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