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Heartland Festival Signs Up To ‘Ask for Angela’ Initiative

The safety and wellbeing of everyone attending Heartland Festival has always been incredibly important to us. We are pleased to announce that Heartland Festival has officially signed up to the national ‘Ask for Angela’ initiative ahead of the festival in 2026. ‘Ask for Angela’ is a discreet safeguarding scheme used across the UK in bars,…

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The Official #HF26 Spotify Playlist is Here

You asked for it… so we’ve gone ahead and created it. After lots of requests and comments from festivalgoers wanting a playlist for this year’s lineup, we’re delighted to launch the official HF26 Spotify Playlist. The playlist features music from every artist performing across both the Main Stage and the Scottish Citylink Discovery Stage, with…

May 2026 Update

Our May 2026 Update

Hi Everyone Hope everyone is well and looking forward to your Summer of festivals. The countdown is officially ON! It is less than 60 days until we get to see you in Pitlochry for Heartland. Let’s take a look at what’s been happening in the last month: Ticket Update It’s official. We are now 80%…

#HF26 MERCH

To see the full 2026 range of Heartland merch, please click here.

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Supporting Local Charities

The Heartland Festival is proud to support two local charities, Pavilion User Groups (PUGS) in association with Highland Perthshire Communities Partnership (SCO41120) and the Pitlochry Community Action Trust. (SC052394).

 

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The Fair Work First (FWF) criteria in Scotland includes, paying at least the real Living Wage, providing a worker voice, and investing in workforce development. The policy which we support also aims to reduce inequalities in the workplace.