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Pure FM  Wednesday, June 3rd, 2026   5:43pm  

In its 5th year, In It Together Festival returned to Port Talbot on the south coast of Wales for what was another successful year. This family friendly, up and coming festival is now the largest in Wales, and keeps growing as the years go on.

A diverse range of headliners took to The Together Stage this year, from the Brit Award winner Aitch, to ska legends Madness and fan favourites Snow Patrol. The stacked lineup also featured sets on the main stage from bands such as Feeder and The Fratellis, who brought their range of hits to the Welsh audience.

As promised, the festival also delivered a mystery guest to open The Together Stage for the final day. Previous appearences included dance music legend Example and film and actress Keala Settle and this year didn’t disappoint either. For 2026, the slot was taken by none other than Jamie Webster, headliner of their sister festival, Together Again, in 2025.

The festival is far more than just the Together Stage. It also contained a number of others such as Rewind, Panchaia, The Paddock and more, each with its own flair and characteristics.

Panchaia was a big highlight for many, with the likes of Girls Don’t Sync, Majestic, Arielle Free, Bakey and more taking to its stage and delivering their anthems to the crowd. The energy levels were kept high and continued long after the headline act, allowing festival attendees to continue with partying.

Rewind brought a host of other acts and vocalists, to give even more music and energy to the crowds. Acts such as Bad Boy Chiller Crew, Local, Ultrabeat and Tinchy Stryder hit the stage across the weekend bringing all their throwback and popular songs for those in the tent to dance to.

The Paddock stage is dedicated to spotlighting the artists of the future and giving them a platform to perform on. Previous acts such as Crystal Tides and Nova Twins have performed on this stage in the past and this year highlighted some other truly special ones. Bands such as The Lilacs and The Clause took to the stage and demonstrated how they may shape the future of the music industry and deliver the music which makes it up.

Aside from the music, festival-goers could enjoy much more and had access to a number of other aspects of the festival. A wide range of activities and carnival games were available, as well as The Retreat where attendees could relax and undertake activities such as yoga classes. It also offered a wide range of food options. From pizza to greek food to good local yorkshire pudding wraps, there was something for everybody to enjoy.

The festival has come a long way in its first 5 years, with more stages being added and world class acts making their way to it ccross the years. It has now begun a second, sister festival in Cheshire each year called Together Again, which is coming July 2026.

 - Edward Nicholas, 2026