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Robyn to top Mighty Hoopla’s tenth anniversary festival line-up
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New details confirm that Robyn will headline Mighty Hoopla in Brockwell Park on 5 and 6 June 2027, as the London festival marks its tenth anniversary. The announcement adds a major name to the celebrations, following recent efforts to stop events being held in the park.
The line-up also includes the Pussycat Dolls, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Kelis, FLO, Bebe Rexha and Nicola Roberts, with more acts to be announced. Robyn’s booking follows the release of her album *Sexistential* and a UK headline arena tour; tickets go on sale on 3 November at 10am.
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In short
- Robyn will headline Mighty Hoopla’s tenth anniversary.
- The festival returns to Brockwell Park on 5 and 6 June 2027.
- Tickets go on sale on 3 November at 10am.
How this story developed
- 31 minutes ago The announcement was further framed as celebrating Mighty Hoopla’s return to Brockwell Park after opposition to events there, with more performers still to be named.
- 43 minutes ago Robyn was announced as Mighty Hoopla’s headliner for 5 and 6 June 2027, with the festival also revealing six other acts and a 3 November ticket sale.
Explained simply
Mighty Hoopla is a London pop festival held in Brockwell Park, a public park in south London. It has grown into a large annual event, and its tenth anniversary falls in 2027.
Brockwell Park has also been the focus of efforts to prevent events from being held there, bringing questions about the use of public parks into the story. The festival brings together established pop performers and newer acts, with further names still to be announced.
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Originally published by Far Out as “Mighty Hoopla 2027: Robyn to headline festival’s 10th anniversary”.