Replay Festival 2026
Warning: serious levels of nostalgia ahead.
Replay Festival is about to unleash a tidal wave of legwarmers, boy-band harmonies, dancefloor fillers and “OMG I love this song” moments into the heart of Perth.
From neon-soaked 80s anthems to hands-in-the-air 90s classics and noughties pop bangers you still know every word to, this is the weekend where mixtapes come to life, glow sticks are practically mandatory and “one more song” is never enough.
Whether you’re singing your heart out to power ballads, busting out your best retro moves or discovering your kids can out-dance you, Replay is pure, feel-good, festival fever.
Set in South Inch Park, Perth, Scotland on 15–16 August 2026, Replay Festival brings together some of the biggest names from the 80s, 90s and 00s for an unforgettable weekend of live music.
Expect two days of nostalgia, energy and the iconic hits that defined generations, all in a family-friendly, welcoming atmosphere.
Here are our top five reasons to grab a ticket now
1. Enjoy the Biggest Acts
The first year’s lineup is truly spectacular and a must-see for music lovers of all ages.
On Saturday 15th August, Natalie Imbruglia headlines, bringing her timeless voice and global hits like “Torn” to the South Inch stage.
Then on Sunday 16th August, British pop favourites Blue take centre stage. With 15 million records sold, multiple UK No. 1 albums and a legacy of chart-topping singalongs, Blue are guaranteed to deliver an unforgettable performance.
Across the weekend you’ll also catch a whole host of favourites from the greatest decades of pop and rock.
Confirmed artists include:
• 10cc – Legendary art rock/pop band.
• B*Witched – Chart-topping pop group from the 90s.
• Bay City Rollers – Iconic Scottish pop rock band.
• Toploader – British band known for Dancing in the Moonlight.
• D:Ream – Dance/club band, famous for Things Can Only Get Better.
• Altered Images – Post-punk/new wave group from the 80s.
• a1 – British/Norwegian pop group.
• Rowetta – Singer with roots in classic UK pop/club music.
• BMX Bandits – Scottish indie pop band.
2. Family Fun for Everyone
Replay Festival is designed to be a family-friendly weekend, where everyone comes together to make memories. Children under 13 go FREE with their adults, and those aged 13–17 can attend at a discounted rate.
Couple this with plenty of space to sit and relax, organised children’s activities, and a safe, secure environment and you will see why this the perfect summer outing for families of all ages.
And yes, even the family dog is welcome to join the Replay community!
3. Great Local Food & Drink
Replay Festival isn’t just about the music; it’s a celebration of great Scottish food and drink too.
Expect a hand-picked selection of local traders – including Highland Perthshire brewing favourites, Wasted Degrees - serving everything from street-food favourites and gourmet burgers to vegetarian, vegan and sweet treats.
There are also well-stocked bars pouring cold beers, cocktails and soft drinks, so you can stay refreshed while enjoying the show.
Grab a quick bite between sets, plan to meet up with friends for a meal, and make sure the food and drink offering becomes part of your full festival experience!
To keep up to date with food and drink vendors, and other festival news, join their mailing list now.
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4. Festival Fever in the Heart of the City
Replay Festival’s location on South Inch Park in Perth puts you right in the centre of a vibrant city weekend.
Just a short stroll from Perth’s cafes, eateries, pubs and independent shops, it’s easy to explore the city before or after the music.
Whether you’re grabbing a bite from local vendors, wandering into town for a shop, or relaxing over coffee with friends, Replay’s prime location makes it more than just a festival – it’s a perfect weekend getaway.
Check out our Street Life section here >
5. Enjoy the Wider Area
Stay a little longer and turn your Replay Festival trip into a Scottish mini break.
Accomodation ideas here >
From scenic walks and riverside views to historic sites and outdoor adventures, there’s plenty to discover across Perth city and towns.
Need some inspiration?
Check out one of our many itineraries >
We've based most of these in Perth city centre, with days out to neighbouring towns and villages. Where we can, we've shown public transport routes to help you enjoy your time away as a responsible, eco-friendly tourist.
So, dust off your dancing shoes, dig out your air guitar, and get ready to press play on the best decades in music history as Replay Festival turns Perth’s South Inch into a giant open-air dancefloor.
