BCKYRD Festival Returns to London With Loud Luxury, Disco Lines and a New Venue

BCKYRD Festival returns to London, Ontario, on Friday, September 18, 2026, with Disco Lines, Loud Luxury, BUNT., Ian Asher, Dudley and Nader on the lineup. This year, the one-day electronic music festival moves from Harris Park to London International Airport, with gates opening at 3 p.m.

Tickets currently start at $148.12, and general admission is open to all ages.

Note: Ticket prices, set times, transportation plans and festival rules can change. Check the BCKYRD Festival website and social pages for the latest information before heading out.

BCKYRD Festival 2026 Brings Electronic Music to London International Airport

BCKYRD Festival 2026: What to Know


Date:	Friday, September 18, 2026
Time:	3 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Address:	London International Airport, 2537 Huron Street, London
Admission:	All ages; VIP is 19+
Ticket:	Starting at $148.12 To Buy Ticket, click here
Lineup:	Disco Lines, Loud Luxury, BUNT., Ian Asher, Dudley and Nader

BCKYRD’s official festival guide lists the event from 3 p.m. to 11 p.m., while Rock the Runway lists gates at 3 p.m. and the show beginning at 4 p.m.

Who Is Playing BCKYRD Festival 2026?

BCKYRD Festival 2026 lineup poster featuring Disco Lines, Loud Luxury, BUNT., Ian Asher, Dudley and Nader at London International Airport on September 18, 2026. — *Photo via Bckyrd Festival (@bckyrd.fest)*

Disco Lines and Loud Luxury lead this year’s lineup, followed by BUNT., Ian Asher, Dudley and Nader. Rock the Runway currently lists all six artists for September 18.

Loud Luxury also has some London history. Members Andrew Fedyk and Joe Depace attended Western University before the Canadian duo went on to build its career in electronic music.

The festival has not posted performance set times yet. BCKYRD says those will be shared through its social media pages closer to the event.

Tip: Do not plan your arrival around one artist just yet. Wait for the set-time announcement before deciding how early you need to be inside.

BCKYRD Moves to London International Airport

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Returning fans will need a new route this year.

BCKYRD debuted in London in September 2025 as a two-day festival at Harris Park. For its second year, the event switches to a single Friday at London International Airport. Tourism London currently confirms the September 18 airport location.

The address listed by BCKYRD is 2537 Huron Street.

One thing worth noting before you search for directions: the footer on BCKYRD’s homepage still references Harris Park. However, its current festival guide, Tourism London, TicketWeb and the festival’s social profile list the 2026 event at London International Airport.

For this year’s event, use the airport location.

How to Get to BCKYRD Festival

The venue change also means there are a few transportation details to sort out before September.

BCKYRD says on-site parking will be available, but parking passes are limited and sold through the festival’s ticket page. Organizers also encourage carpooling.

Transportation is planned from Downtown London and Western University. Rock the Runway also lists 2320 Airforce Place as the rideshare and drop-off address for its airport festival setup.

Tip: If you plan to drive, look at parking passes when you buy your admission ticket instead of leaving parking until event day. There is a limited number available.

What Can You Bring to BCKYRD Festival?

Do a quick bag check before leaving home because the airport venue has several entry rules.

Small clutch bags are allowed. Clear bags can be up to 12 x 12 x 6 inches, while other permitted bags must be no larger than 5 x 8 x 2 inches. Backpacks, coolers, lawn chairs and blankets are not allowed.

Guests can bring a small, clear and empty plastic water bottle. A free water refill station will be available inside the festival. Outside food and drinks are not permitted.

The festival is also rain or shine, and there is no re-entry once you leave.

Tip: Bring an empty clear water bottle rather than buying water each time. Just make sure it meets the festival’s entry rules.

Is BCKYRD Festival All Ages?

Yes. General admission is all ages, although organizers say the event is not intended for young children.

VIP is different. Both VIP Standing and VIP Table areas are restricted to guests 19 and older.

Accessible seating will also be available at the venue.

How Much Are BCKYRD Festival Tickets?

Crowd watching a DJ perform on a brightly lit stage during BCKYRD London, with raised hands and concert lighting. — *Photo via Bckyrd Festival (@bckyrd.fest)*

TicketWeb currently lists BCKYRD tickets starting at $148.12 for September 18. Prices can change as ticket tiers sell, so check the current listing before purchasing.

Tickets may also be sold at the festival if the event has not sold out beforehand. BCKYRD says gate sales are limited and first come, first served.

Buying ahead is the safer call if you already know you plan to attend.

BCKYRD’s move to London International Airport gives its second year a different setup from its Harris Park debut. With six artists announced, an afternoon start and transportation options being planned from central London, most of the main details are already in place.

Just remember the address before September 18. Last year’s Harris Park route will not get you to this year’s festival.

BCKYRD’s lineup is set, but who are you showing up for? Drop the artist you need to see in the comments.

Frequently Asked Questions (faqs)

Where is BCKYRD Festival 2026?

BCKYRD Festival 2026 will take place at London International Airport, 2537 Huron Street in London, Ontario. The festival was held at Harris Park in 2025, so returning guests should make sure they are heading to the new location this year.

Is BCKYRD Festival all ages?

Yes. General admission is open to all ages, so younger fans can attend the main festival area. VIP sections are 19+ only, and guests may be asked to show valid ID for access.

Is there parking at BCKYRD Festival?

Yes. On-site parking will be available, but parking passes are limited and are sold separately through the festival’s ticket page. Transportation is also planned from Downtown London and Western University, which may be useful for anyone who does not want to drive.

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