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Maid of Stone 2027: Three days of rock in Maidstone

STAYS FROM £105 · Three days of rock, blues rock, southern rock and metal at Mote Park, Maidstone. Two stages, no clashes. 16–18 July 2027.

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Maid of Stone 2027: Three days of rock in Maidstone

Three days of uninterrupted rock, blues rock, southern rock and metal in the middle of Kent—with two stages and zero clashes. If you're after proper live music in summer 2027, Maid of Stone is worth the trip.

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What's on

Maid of Stone runs 16–18 July 2027 at Mote Park in Maidstone. The festival spans three full days with two stages, meaning you won't have to choose between bands. The lineup focuses on rock, blues rock, southern rock and metal—so expect the sort of acts that still play proper guitars and mean it.

The vibe

A genuine festival experience without the usual logistics nightmare. Two stages running simultaneously means you can follow your taste without compromise. Mote Park gives you space to move, and the rock-focused billing attracts a crowd who are there for the music. Three days in July in Kent is peak summer festival season: the weather's decent, the daylight stretches on, and everyone's in the mood for proper rock.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through Skiddle. Pricing hasn't been finalised yet, but expect standard festival rates for a full three-day weekend pass. Early-bird tiers often offer better value, so check when they go live.

Where to stay

Maidstone town centre is minutes from Mote Park. We've picked a range of hotels nearby—everything from budget chains to proper mid-range options—so you can pick what suits your wallet and how close you want to be to the action.

Getting there

By train, Maidstone East and Maidstone Barracks are both served from London Victoria and London Bridge in under an hour. By car, you're looking at roughly 40 minutes from central London via the M20; parking is usually straightforward at Mote Park. From further afield—Manchester, Birmingham or Bristol—a 6–8 hour drive or train to Maidstone station works fine for a festival weekend.

📍 The venue

Mote Park

Mote Park, Mote Avenue

★★★★☆ 4.0 7,213 reviews

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