Brockwell Live shows get go ahead following planning committee approval
Brockwell Live’s planning application for its 2026 event series in Brockwell Park has been unanimously approved at Lambeth Council Planning Applications Committee meeting. The meeting was held on February 24, as previously reported by StandOut. It means that all Brockwell Live shows – Field Day, Cross The Tracks, City Splash, and Mighty Hoopla – will go ahead as planned with Summer Events driving their direction and delivery.
Following the announcement, a spokesperson for Brockwell Live said: “Our team would like to thank the residents and stakeholders who engaged with us throughout the planning process, sharing both feedback and support.
“We’re pleased with the outcome, which recognises the cultural and social value of the Brockwell Live series, alongside the significant economic contribution it makes to Lambeth and Greater London, particularly at a time when night-time and creative economies across the country face increasing pressure.
“Our commitment to delivering the events responsibly and with care for the park and its neighbours continues beyond this decision. We will remain in active dialogue with the community and will share further updates in the coming months on the new schemes underway to support and enhance the park’s biodiversity.
“With events already selling out, we look forward to welcoming audiences back to Brockwell Park this May for what promises to be our strongest edition yet.”
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