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TN90's Festival Tonbridge 2026: 90s & 00s Nostalgia Night

STAYS FROM £105 · TN90's Festival Tonbridge brings 90s and 00s acts to Deacon's Field. 18+. May 23–24, 2026. Book your ticket now.

Holly Hughes

21 May 2026 — 4 min read

Fancy a proper blast of 90s and 00s gold? TN90's Festival is rolling into Tonbridge to remind you why those decades ruled. If you spent your teens in Adidas trainers, baggy jeans, and absolute belters on rotation, this one's for you.

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What's on

TN90's Festival takes over Deacon's Field on 23–24 May 2026, running from 14:00 through to late. The line-up focuses entirely on 90s and 00s acts, bringing the old-school bangers that defined the era. This is a proper throwback — nostalgia done right, with live performances that'll transport you straight back.

The vibe

Expect a crowd of people your age (18+) who actually remember buying CDs and mixtapes. The atmosphere is relaxed-meets-euphoric: fields, decent sound, and everyone singing along to tracks that soundtracked their youth. It's the kind of festival where strangers become mates for the day because you all know every word.

Getting tickets

Tickets are available through the usual festival channels — prices and tiers haven't been published yet, but check back closer to the date. Early-bird deals typically offer decent value if you book in advance. Day tickets and weekend passes usually available.

Where to stay

Tonbridge has a solid range of accommodation within walking distance or a short cab ride from Deacon's Field. We've picked a few decent options nearby below — everything from budget-friendly to mid-range, so you can pick your level.

Getting there

Tonbridge is well-connected by train from London (Charing Cross, London Bridge, Cannon Street — under an hour). From Manchester, allow 4–5 hours via London; from Birmingham, roughly 3.5 hours. Driving? The M25 gets you close; ample parking usually available at festival sites. Coach services from major UK cities run regularly on festival weekends.