Fatboy Slim is set to perform at a festival this weekend for an audience of only 60 people, in celebration of grassroots live music. The Everywhere At Once festival is scheduled to take place from June 26-28, 2026, featuring over 2000 artists across 400 grassroots music venues. The Music Venue Trust has announced that Fatboy Slim, also known as Norman Cook, will be headlining at The Pipeline in Brighton with a limited capacity of 60 attendees. Tickets for the DJ’s show on June 28 will be available for sale at Resident Records starting on Wednesday, June 23.

Expressing his support for grassroots venues, Fatboy Slim emphasized the importance of such spaces in nurturing music scenes and fostering communities. He highlighted the crucial role of these venues in artist development and urged music enthusiasts to patronize local venues, discover new talent, and contribute to the preservation of music scenes.

In addition to Fatboy Slim, other artists like Becky Hill, Tinie Tempah, Rizzle Kicks, Glenn Tilbrook, and The Lathums will also be performing special intimate shows to draw attention to these vital spaces. The festival lineup features a diverse range of artists, including Lucy Spraggan, Gene, D Double E, P Money, Toddla T, The Divine Comedy, Jodie Harsh, Master Peace, Brooke Combe, and Inspiral Carpets, alongside numerous local and emerging talents showcasing various music genres such as dance, electronic, indie, rock, grime, pop, jazz, folk, punk, and soul.

Sponsored by the National Lottery, the event aims to highlight the collaboration between established artists and emerging talents in grassroots venues, underscoring the venues’ role in fostering the next generation of British music. The UK boasts over 800 grassroots music venues, contributing more than £550 million annually to the economy.

For further details on the festival lineup and daily updates, visit www.everywherefest.com.