Heartland 27 takes place over three full days from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 June 2027 at our new home in Ballinluig (near Pitlochry), Perthshire.

The festival gates will open at 11am each day, with the first artists taking to the stages from 12 noon. The festival curfew will be 10.30pm.

Those staying on-site can arrive from 5pm on Thursday and must leave the site by midday on Monday. The full stage running order and individual performance times will be released closer to the festival.

Stay with us for the full Heartland weekend, with accommodation available for up to four nights from Thursday evening until Monday lunchtime.

Options include general camping for tents of all sizes, motorhome, campervan and tent box pitches, pre-pitched tents and a dedicated Glamping Village provided by Yippee Tents.

All accommodation must be booked in advance and is sold separately from festival admission. Everyone staying on-site must also have a valid Heartland 27 festival ticket.

Visit our Stay page to explore the available options and find the one that works best for you.

Heartland 27 will take place at our new home in Ballinluig, Perthshire, approximately 4.8 miles south of Pitlochry.

The festival site is located just off the A9, making it easily accessible for those travelling from across Scotland and further afield.

The festival postcode is PH9 0LQ. Please visit our Getting Here page for travel information and directions.

Extensive on-site parking will be available at Heartland 27, with the car park opening at 10.30am each festival day.

Parking can be purchased on arrival, but we recommend booking online before travelling to help speed up the entry process.

One car parking space is included with every accommodation ticket, with a dedicated parking area available for those staying on-site. Additional car parking spaces can be purchased online if required.

A dedicated Blue Badge parking area will be located close to the main festival arena.

All vehicles are parked at the owner’s risk.

A low-cost shuttle bus service will operate between Pitlochry town centre and the Heartland 27 festival site in Ballinluig from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 June.

Tickets must be pre-booked online and cannot be purchased on the shuttle bus.

There will be no fixed timetable, with buses running continuously on a loop throughout each day. Waiting times will be kept to a minimum, although there may be a short delay during peak periods.

The pick-up point is outside the Old Mill Inn an drop-off point is outside the Fishers Hotel in Pitlochry, while the festival shuttle point will be clearly signposted on-site.

You can use the shuttle buses as many times as you like across the three festival days, and dogs are welcome on board.

Day tickets and two-day and three-day weekend tickets are available for Heartland 27.

Under-13s can attend free of charge but must still have a valid ticket. Tickets are also available for those aged 13–17. All under-18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.

If you need to add further under-13 or 13–17 tickets to an existing booking, additional tickets can be issued on request.

Tickets are non-refundable, except where stated in our Terms & Conditions or required by law. If you can no longer attend, ticket resale options are available through Tixel.

Accommodation and parking are sold separately from festival admission unless stated otherwise when booking.

Payment options with Klarna are available at checkout. Please visit our ticketing page to view current prices, availability and booking fees.

When arriving at the festival, please bring a printed copy of your ticket or have it ready to display on your phone for scanning at the entrance.

We want Heartland to be welcoming and accessible to everyone.

A dedicated Blue Badge parking area will be located close to the main festival arena. Accessible toilets and a designated accessible viewing area will also be available on-site.

Complimentary tickets are available for essential companions and carers. Applications are also required for access to the accessible viewing area.

Once you have purchased your own festival ticket, your confirmation email will include a link to our Accessibility Requirements Form. This form can be used to request a complimentary companion ticket and access to the accessible viewing area. Please provide supporting documentation confirming your eligibility when completing the form.

Once your application has been reviewed and approved, your companion ticket and confirmation of your accessible viewing area access, where requested, will be sent to you by email.

You are only permitted to have two people in the accessible viewing area - the carer/companion and the festivalgoer. Places are limited and once all have been allocated, there are no more.

As Heartland takes place in a field, some areas may be uneven and ground conditions can be affected by the weather. Please take this into consideration when planning your visit.

If you have any questions about accessibility or the support available, please contact us before the festival and our team will be happy to help.

A wide range of food and drink will be available to purchase throughout the festival, with vendors on hand to cater for a range of dietary requirements and food intolerances.

You are welcome to bring nibbles and non-alcoholic drinks into the main festival arena. We simply ask that common sense is applied and that all items remain sealed in their original packaging until you reach the entrance.

Permitted items include:

• Crisps, chocolate, sweets and cereal or protein bars
• Whole fruit, dried fruit, trail mix and nuts
• Yoghurt tubes or pots
• Children’s cheese and crackers
• Baby food in sealed pouches—no glass jars
• Juice boxes or cartons
• Sealed water, milk cartons and fruit-flavoured drinks under 500ml

Drinks brought into the main festival arena must be in plastic bottles or cartons. Cans and glass containers are not permitted.

These restrictions apply specifically to the main festival arena. You are welcome to bring your own food and drink into the camping and accommodation areas.

If you need to bring specific food or drink into the arena for medical reasons, please contact us in advance and provide supporting medical documentation.

Our security team and volunteers retain final discretion over which items are permitted into the main festival arena.

Please visit our Terms and Conditions page here.

More than 40 artists will perform across the Main Stage and Scottish Citylink Discovery Stage over three full days at Heartland 27.

Our lineup brings together established performers, returning favourites and emerging artists from across Scotland and beyond. The Discovery Stage continues to provide an important platform for new talent, with several previous performers progressing to the Main Stage for 2027.

Visit our Lineup page to explore the artists announced so far. Further announcements will be shared through our website and social media channels.

The full stage running order and individual performance times will be released closer to the festival.

The Heartland 27 site is located just off the A9 in Ballinluig, approximately 4.8 miles south of Pitlochry. The festival postcode is PH9 0LQ.

You can travel directly to the site by car, with extensive on-site parking available. Those travelling to Pitlochry by train, coach or local bus can use our low-cost shuttle service between the town centre and the festival.

The shuttle buses will operate continuously across all three festival days, with no fixed timetable. You will need to pre-purchase your shuttle bus tickets online before travelling. 

Please plan your journey in advance and visit our Getting Here page for further travel information.

There’s plenty to enjoy at Heartland beyond the live music.

Little Heartlanders will provide a dedicated area for younger festivalgoers, with bouncy castles, children’s activities and family-friendly attractions available across the weekend.

You can also enjoy fairground rides, browse our community stalls, visit the Heartland merchandise tent and explore the wide range of food and drink available on-site.

With two stages and more than 40 artists performing across three days, there will always be something happening.

Full details of the weekend’s activities and attractions will be shared on our website and through our social media channels nearer the time.

For the safety and enjoyment of everyone attending Heartland, certain items are not permitted on-site.

Examples include:

- Alcohol purchased outside the festival
- Glass containers
- Illegal drugs or so-called legal highs
- Weapons or anything that could reasonably be used as a weapon
- Fireworks, flares, sparklers or other explosives
- Barbecues, open flames and personal generators
- Drones, laser pens and laser lights
- Air horns, megaphones, drums and personal sound systems
- Professional photography or recording equipment without prior authorisation

This list provides examples only and is not exhaustive. Please read our full Heartland 27 Terms & Conditions before attending.

Security will search bags on entry, and prohibited items will be confiscated. There are no storage lockers available at the festival.

Your purchase and use of a Heartland 27 ticket are subject to our festival Terms & Conditions.

These cover important information including entry requirements, age restrictions, tickets and refunds, accessibility, parking, security, prohibited items, food and drink, accommodation and site rules.

Please read the full Heartland 27 Terms & Conditions before purchasing your tickets and again before attending the festival.

If anything is unclear or you have a question, please contact the Heartland team.