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KISSTORY On Blackheath 2026: Old Skool Anthems Come to London

STAYS FROM £203 · KISSTORY returns to Blackheath Common on 25 July 2026. A day-long old skool and anthems festival with legendary DJs and acts. Tickets now available.

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KISSTORY On Blackheath 2026: Old Skool Anthems Come to London

KISSTORY's back on Blackheath, and if you've got a soft spot for old-skool beats and proper party anthems, this is essential. A full day of legendary DJs and acts playing the tunes that defined a generation—expect sweaty crowds, big energy, and the kind of summer vibes London does best.

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What's on

The festival runs from 1 p.m. until 10 p.m. on Saturday, 25 July 2026 on Blackheath Common. KISSTORY is built on old-skool and anthems—think proper dance, garage, and the guilty pleasures you'll happily sing along to. The line-up includes legendary acts and DJs, though specifics tend to drop closer to the date. This is the kind of event where the vibe matters more than any single headliner.

The vibe

Picture this: Blackheath on a summer's day, thousands of people who know every drop, every vocal, every break. There's a reason KISSTORY keeps coming back—it's pure nostalgia mixed with genuine dancing. You'll see fancy dress, glitter, old-school sportswear, and people who genuinely remember the first time they heard these tracks. It's less about standing around with a pint and more about proper dancing in the sunshine.

Getting tickets

Tickets typically sell out, so book early. Pricing usually sits in the £35–£60 range, depending on how close to the date you leave it. You can grab them through Skiddle or the official KISSTORY channels. It's 18+ only, so bring ID.

Where to stay

Blackheath is South East London, well-connected to the rest of the city. We've picked some decent hotels near the venue below—nothing fancy required, but close enough to get you home or to your next stop without a nightmare.

Getting there

Train is easiest: Blackheath station sits right there on the DLR and National Rail. From Manchester, it's about 3.5 hours via London Euston. From Birmingham, reckon 2.5 hours to Euston, then 30 minutes to Blackheath. Driving gets tricky (parking's limited), but there's the M25 if you're set on it. London buses cover the Common too—plenty of routes converge nearby.

📍 The venue

Blackhealth Common

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