Leeds Festival 2026: The biggest stage clashes revealed after full timetable drop
Full set times for Bramham Park are officially here - explore our interactive stage clash guide and check out where Friday, Saturday, and Sunday's headliners overlap.
With the official set times for Leeds Festival 2026 finally locked in, festivalgoers are making tough decisions about their weekend routes across Bramham Park.
While the expanded footprint across The Grid, The Gallery, The Warehouse, The Ballroom, The Canopy, and late-night haven LS23 offers an impressive lineup, it also brings inevitable schedule overlaps.
Here are the biggest set clashes to navigate—along with our interactive schedule guide to help you map out your weekend.
Leeds Festival 2026 - the biggest set clashes this year
Friday: Chase & Status vs. Kneecap
Friday night presents a stark choice between two of the weekend's highest-energy closing sets:
- The Grid: Chase & Status (Live) — 21:30 - 22:50
- The Gallery: Kneecap — 21:40 - 22:50
Electronic fans face an immediate split. Electronic powerhouse Chase & Status hold down the main stage headline slot, directly overlapping with West Belfast hip-hop trio Kneecap closing out The Gallery.
Elsewhere, indie fans get a clear run from Florence + The Machine (19:20 - 20:35) into either closing option without any direct overlap.
Saturday: Fontaines D.C. vs. Skepta B2B East End Dubs
Saturday’s peak-time schedule packs heavyweights into matching time windows across the site:
- The Grid: Fontaines D.C. -21:20 - 22:50
- The Warehouse: Skepta B2B East End Dubs - 21:05 - 22:50
- The Gallery: 4am Kru - 21:05 - 22:35
Post-punk headliners Fontaines D.C. occupy the primary closing slot on The Grid, running head-to-head with Skepta’s second performance of the day—a specialized B2B set with East End Dubs in The Warehouse—following his earlier main stage solo set (17:15 - 18:15).
Meanwhile, Charli XCX (19:10 - 20:25) enjoys a clear window on The Grid, finishing just as ALISHA (19:00 - 20:40) wraps up in The Warehouse.
Sunday: Dave vs. Josh Baker & Late-Night LS23
Sunday closes the weekend with significant overlaps across both main-stage rap and electronic venues:
- The Grid: Dave - 21:35 - 23:00
- The Gallery: Josh Baker - 21:25 - 22:50
- LS23: Megra - 23:00 - 00:30
Dave takes the final main stage slot on The Grid, running concurrently with Josh Baker’s extended closing set on The Gallery.
For those looking to extend the weekend, the transition from the main arena into LS23 flows smoothly, with Megra kicking off the late-night woods program right as Dave finishes at 23:00.