The Music Venue Trust has teamed up with The National Lottery to create a new UK-wide festival.
Taking place across three days in June, Everywhere At Once will bring together major artists, touring acts and the most exciting emerging talent for more than 1,200 gigs at over 500 grassroots music venues across the UK.
Led by the Music Venue Trust, Save Our Scene and the Association of Independent Promoters, with the National Lottery continuing to support grassroots music, the multi-city event has been designed to encourage people to reconnect with their local grassroots venues and build a sense of community.
Attendees will also be able to support various music charities, with donations going to War Child, Nordoff and Robbins, Help Musicians UK and Teenage Cancer Trust.
Everywhere At Once will debut between June 26 and 28, the weekend that would have hosted Glastonbury Festival, which is taking a fallow year in 2026. CEO of Music Venue Trust, Mark Davyd said:
"This is a hugely significant moment for the grassroots music sector. Seeing hundreds of venues come together across one weekend shows the true strength and scale of the network that underpins live music in the UK.
"Thanks to the support from The National Lottery, Everywhere At Once can pair visibility with meaningful, practical support, putting real investment directly into venues while amplifying their collective voice.
"Together, this sends a clear message: live music doesn’t just happen in major cities or festival fields – it happens on our high streets, in our towns, and in the spaces communities rely on. This is what solidarity looks like in action, and it sets a powerful benchmark for what we can achieve when venues move forward together.”
Further details of Everywhere At Once festival, including participating artists, will be announced soon. In the meantime, head here for more information.