The award-winning, genre-busting RADAR Festival completes its 2026 line-up with four final stellar acts, joining an already stacked bill.

Announced today are UK tech metal legends SikTh, Leprous‘ Einar Solberg‘s solo project, English alt-metallers The Hara, and alternative rockers Glass Bridges. 

Tickets are available from: www.radarfestival.co.uk/tickets

Co-founder and co-organiser of RADAR, Joe James, comments: 

“That’s the music lineup complete! Today, we announce the last four bands (one replacement) for the 2026 edition: SikTh, Einar Solberg, The Hara (stepping in for Siamese) and Glass Bridges.
We’ve curated three musically-connected days. Friday, the face-melting heavy day will be mosh pit followed by mosh pit on repeat. Get your stretches in, have an energy drink, as we’re going to test your endurance. The end of the day: SikTh into Hacktivist, into Chelsea Grin, into Pintglass, into Thy Art is Murder! No clashes. Good luck! 

“Well, I lied above: Saturday, with Skindred, Northlane, Protest the Hero, unpeople, Heart of a Coward and more, is going to get people moving. So, by Sunday, everyone has earned a more relaxing day of prog and progressive music, with Animals as Leaders, The Pineapple Thief, Voyager and Einar Solberg. But, I lied again, and we’ve snuck in a lot of bands to get you moving on stage two with Ten56. and Employed to Serve, guaranteed to raise your heartbeat. 

“Beyond the music, we continue to expand our Music and Gaming Market. We are putting the finishing touches on the 2026 masterclasses, and if you need a break from sweating in the crowd, the coffee area has been expanded, and we’ll be including engaging coffee shop chats. As ever, our no-clash schedule means that you don’t have to choose because you can get it all.”

Alongside the acts announced, RADAR‘s commitment to a musical and gaming paradise continues: their music and gaming market will return. Expected to be wowed by a retro arcade, the best new instruments and music tech, and many more besides.