Important Information 2026 Fest / Answers to FAQs

We’ve created a list of all of the important information you need to know for this year’s festival. Please feel free to email us at hello@soulrevolutionfestival.com if you feel that there is something missing.

Scale & Programme

Between 2023 and 2025 Soul Revolution Festival grew from 400 to 3,000 people, almost ten times the size. Whilst a fun and exciting ride, in 2026, we are not aiming to grow as we wish to keep the event intimate and so the team can focus on making other improvements. Book early to ensure you don’t miss out
Programme – The full daily programme goes live around 1 month before the festival with the full breakdown for each stage hour by hour

Address & Timings

Weston Park, Weston-under-Lizard, Shifnal, TF11 8PX
Find the entrance – the postcode for the Shrewsbury Gate at Weston Park is TF11 8PX, type ///baths.limit.pothole on what3words to find it
Dates – 22-26 May 2026 (bank holiday weekend)
Weekend ticket holders can arrive from 4pm on Friday 22nd May
Everyone must be off-site by 3pm on Tuesday 26th May
We have a closing ceremony at 10am on Tuesday morning – this is a vital part of integrating the experience so we recommend staying around if possible
Day tickets will available for the Saturday, Sunday and Monday. You must be off-site by 11pm on each of those days
Please note, there will be no day tickets available for the Friday or Tuesday

Coming by Train & Accom

The closest train stations to our venue are Shifnal and Telford
If you would rather stay in a local hotel than one of our camping options (glamping, self-pitch and live-in), please research yourself on well-known comparison sites (booking.com / air b n b etc). We don’t have specific hotels we recommend. Use the post code TF11 8PX to ensure you will be nearby

Accessibility

If you have a disability, please email us hello@soulrevolutionfestival.com with proof and we will provide you with a 15% discount code as well as a free ticket for your carer
There will be accessibility toilets, showers, and an accessibility area of the campsite near these facilities
You can charge your wheelchairs at the festival
The land is flat in most places
Accessibility is one of our 5 main goals for improvement in 2026 including hiring an accessibility manager on site

Financial Accessibility - Community Care Form

We acknowledge that not everyone has the resources to pay the full cost of a ticket at the festival and that the economic conditions are difficult currently, especially considering the cost of living situation. We would hate to think that people will miss out for this reason! In light of this, we are offering a small number of tickets that are subsidised to make it more accessible for those with low income. Our event wouldn’t be sustainable if we offered this to everyone so we’ve created this form to help us decide eligibility:

2026 Community Care Form – Apply For A Discount Code Here

Facilities / Staff

Sacred Self Sauna – Tickets are available on our ticket page (£50 weekend pass). This sanctuary is a little slice of heaven within the festival, a safe place to let your nervous system relax, sweat out anything that no longer serves you and be held in the ambient sauna garden! Please bring – towels ( 1 to sit on and one to dry yourself with), a water bottle, money cuppa. Click to check out @sacredselfsauna on Instagram.
Toilets and showers are available on-site 24/7
There will be a security and medical team on site 24/7 to ensure the site is as safe as possible
We also have a welfare tent managed by Pyscare 24/7 if you need some loving care (more info further down)
We have a team of 12 managers and around 300 volunteers to ensure your weekend is held as smoothly and safely as possible. Look out for people in high-vis jackets if you need our help.
The live-in vehicles camping area is separate to the general car park and the camping area. If you would like to sleep in your vehicle, you to purchase a £50 ‘Campervan / Live In Vehicle’ ticket on the ticket page of our website
You will be given a site map and full program a couple of weeks before the festival starts
We will have multiple water points on site, please bring a re-usable bottle with you
Please bring a yoga mat with you to the festival
We recommend bringing a fold-up chair if you can’t stand up for long periods of time

Camping / Glamping Options

🏕 Boutique Glamping – We’ve teamed up with Posh Bells again to provide bell tents in 2026. Click here to book yours.

Workshops

Soul Revolution has 12 music and facilitation stages over the weekend, these areas are: the Soul Revolution (Main music stage) Soul Temple (Ceremonial space), Ignite (DJ Tent), The Soap Box (Talks Tent), Children Of The Revolution (Children’s Tent), Liberation Station, Connection (Workshop areas) Resonance (Sound / frequency), Fireside Horizons (Fireside music stage), The Rose Temple (Esoteric / feminine exploration), The Way Of Play (Inner Child) & Primal Gathering (Nature connection).
The only area where you will have to pay for activities is the Soul Temple. This is a stunning structure where we will host specialised events such as cacao ceremonies, sweat lodges and Hapé ceremonies hosted by the Yawanawa. You can book tickets for these events in advance once the lineup is complete and the webpage is live. Please be aware there are limited spaces for each activity.
Other than the Soul Temple, you don’t need to book any workshops or talks. Simply turn up at least 5 minutes before they start. Some workshops may get full. If there is an activity you really don’t want to miss, we recommend turning up early to avoid disappointment. We run on a first-come, first-serve basis

Food & Drink, Traders & Healing Village

There will be organic, vegan food available all weekend to purchase as well as cacao, smoothies, hot drinks, sweet treats and more.
We also offer organic meat and aim to only allow wild-caught meat on site
Soul Rev will be hosting around 25 healers in our healing village, including cold water therapy, reiki, massage, and shamanic treatments. Please book at the early stages of the day to avoid disappointment
There will also be 30 + traders selling items such as clothing, jewellery, art work, wellness products and much more
We advise that people bring cash AND card to make payments. This is in case the internet goes down making card payments unavailable or if vendors run out of change which makes cash not possible. Having both is the safest option

Welfare by PysCare

Whether it’s your first festival or your fiftieth, we know that sometimes you just need a moment to reset, recharge, or reach out. That’s where PsyCare UK come in. Their welfare service is a safe, supportive space for anyone who needs a little extra care during the event. Offering a friendly face, a listening ear, and a calm environment when things feel overwhelming. Whether you’re feeling unwell, emotionally drained, lost your friends, or just need somewhere to sit and catch your breath, the PsyCare UK team is on hand – no judgment, no pressure.
You’ll find them in a quiet, comfortable space away from the crowds, where you can go to rest, rehydrate, talk to someone, or simply take a break. They work closely with medical teams and event staff to make sure you get any extra help you might need.
Festivals are all about connection, joy, and unforgettable moments. If things get tough, just know—you’re never alone. PsyCare UK are here for you, day and night, to help you feel safe, seen, and supported.

Terms, Conditions & Important Rules

Tickets are non-refundable. However, you are welcome to transfer your ticket to a friend if you can no longer attend. Please email us with the full name and email address of the new ticket holder so we can update our records.
Children under the age of 13 must be accompanied by an adult at all times
You must keep your wristband on at all times or you may be asked to leave the festival. If it breaks, bring the broken wristband to the production office and we will replace it for you
This is an alcohol-free festival. No alcohol is permitted on site and no alcohol will be sold on site. Illegal substances are not permitted either
Dogs are not allowed on site unless it’s a guide dog or emotional support dog. We will need proof prior to the festival that your dog is needed for these purposes. They are not allowed inside any tents at the festival under any circumstances
No fires or naked flames apart from the festival-organised fires which will be attended to at all times by a firekeeper
Nudity is not permitted on site apart from in one of the saunas (we will also have a clothed sauna option). This is a family-friendly site and some parents don’t feel comfortable with their children being exposed to nudity. Please respect this at all times
No amplified music after 11pm. No music near the camp site after 11pm. Drumming and jamming around the fire after 11pm is permitted (and encouraged)
We ask everyone to be quiet around the camp site past 11pm in respect of families and people who’d like an early night. If you’d like to socialise, please do so by the fires. The camp site is a good distance away from the fires, so perfect to socialise around at night
If you have a young child or a child with autism, it might be wise to bring ear defenders to protect them from loud noise. Some of the acts on the main stage and Ignite stage with be quite loud.
Put litter in the bins and take all of your belongings with you. We will leave the land as we found it whilst respecting the land and its inhabitants
Respect each other and staff at all times. Any abusive behaviour will not be tolerated and you might be asked to leave the festival if you fail to abide by this rule
There will be designated areas for smoking on site, please only use those

Top Tips

Earplugs! We highly recommend bringing earplugs in case there is music playing or people talking when you’re trying to sleep. This is a wonderful way to negate the issue and get a good night’s rest
Ear defenders are recommended for small children, people with autism and sensitive people generally. The music can get quite loud on the main stage and in the Ignite stage
Ensure you bring clothing for all weathers as the British weather is incredibly unpredictable. Lots of layers for nighttime, as it sometimes drops more than people expect
Ensure you bring sun cream. You will potentially spend long hours exposed to the sun

Safeguarding Policy – Right To Exclude

Soul Revolution categorically reserves the right to exclude or deny entry to any individual, at any time, for any reason, with no obligation to provide justification. This includes, but is not limited to, exclusion based on:

Safeguarding concerns
Health & safety risks
Reputational protection of survivors, the event, the team, or our values
Disruptive or unsafe behaviour
Failure to adhere to our Code of Conduct or Safeguarding Policy
Association with individuals who are known to pose a risk to others

These decisions are made with the wellbeing of the wider community in mind and may be based on confidential reports, formal disclosures, or observed conduct. Our priority will always be the protection of victims, the safety of the community, and the integrity of the space.

Safeguarding Policy – Our Duty

We are not here to replicate the systems that fail victims — we are here to build something better.

We exist to hold space for healing, not to enable harm. In every decision, our focus is on:

– Protecting survivors of trauma and abuse

– Upholding safety for all, especially vulnerable adults and children

– Empowering those often ignored, marginalised, or silenced

By entering the event or engaging with the Soul Revolution community, you agree to abide by these principles and accept that your access or participation may be revoked at any time in accordance with our safeguarding and safety procedures.

Thank you for helping us build a conscious, safe, and inclusive space for all.

However, you are welcome to transfer your ticket to a friend if you can no longer attend.

Please email us with the full name and email address of the new ticket holder so we can update our records.