Rudimental at Hitchin Priory: drum and bass in the grounds

STAYS FROM £75 · Rudimental bring their high-energy drum and bass show to Hitchin Priory on 28 August 2026. Tickets and travel info inside.

Holly Hughes

1 Jun 2026 · 4 min read

Rudimental at Hitchin Priory: drum and bass in the grounds

Rudimental are bringing their genre-defying, high-octane live show to the grounds of Hitchin Priory this August. If you're after an afternoon and evening of serious bass, live energy, and the sort of musicianship that actually justifies the hype, this is the one.

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What's on

Rudimental take over Hitchin Priory on Friday 28 August, running from 2pm to 10:30pm. The British drum and bass pioneers will deliver their signature blend of rapid breakbeats, soulful vocals, and infectious energy. This is a 16+ event, so younger fans will need to be accompanied or old enough to meet the age requirement.

The vibe

Picture a historic Hertfordshire setting transformed into an open-air arena, with one of the UK's most technically accomplished live electronic acts commanding the stage. Rudimental's sets are kinetic—expect intricate production, live instrumentation, and the kind of crowd participation that makes outdoor summer events feel genuinely special. It's sophisticated drum and bass without the pretension.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through Skiddle. Prices haven't been confirmed at time of writing, so check the event page for current rates. This is a popular act on a summer Friday, so don't leave it too late.

Where to stay

Hitchin is a compact market town with good accommodation nearby. We've picked out a selection of hotels within easy reach of Hitchin Priory, so you can either base yourself locally or catch the train back to London after the show.

Getting there

Hitchin is 35 miles north of London, easily reached by the Thameslink line from central London (about 50 minutes). If you're driving, the A1(M) connects to the town from the south; parking at the venue should be confirmed when you book. From Manchester or Birmingham, a train via London is your best bet.