Mouth of the Tyne – Tynemouth, England 2026
Overview
The Mouth of the Tyne Festival 2026 promises another unforgettable evening of live music at the stunning Tynemouth Priory, where the North Sea’s dramatic cliffs meet anthemic sounds from rock, indie, and pop heavyweights. Launched in 2004 as a highlight of North Tyneside’s cultural calendar, this annual open-air event revives the priory’s ancient ruins as a natural amphitheater, blending coastal majesty with high-energy performances that draw thousands for a quintessential North East summer night.
Organized by North Tyneside Council, the festival prioritizes community access and safety, offering standing concerts with enhanced viewing for all, on-site amenities, and a scam-free ticketing ethos. As a beacon of regional pride, it’s more than gigs—it’s a seaside symphony celebrating Geordie spirit, with picnics on the grass and waves crashing below, making it a must for families and fans alike.
Event Highlights
- Main Performances: Headline sets in the priory’s clifftop arena, with past editions featuring Kasabian, The Script, and Stereophonics; 2026 lineup TBA, expected to deliver indie-rock bangers and pop anthems under the stars.
- Special Features: Support acts showcasing North East talent; sunset starts building to nocturnal crescendos.
- Unique Attractions: Breathtaking sea views from the ruins; on-site street food and bars for local flavors; picnic-friendly lawns echoing the site’s historic pageants.
About This Event
- Annual evening music festival since 2004, held at Tynemouth Priory in North Tyneside, focusing on rock, indie, and pop in a historic coastal setting.
- Produced by North Tyneside Council, emphasizing community, safety, and anti-scam measures.
- All-ages (children with adults); standing format with ~10,000 capacity, family-oriented with ear defenders recommended for kids.
- Features headline performances, supports, and basic on-site catering; no camping or re-admittance.
- Committed to accessibility with raised viewing and zero-tolerance for discrimination; supports local economy via trader spots.
- Venue legacy: 12th-century priory ruins overlooking the Tyne mouth, blending heritage with modern music magic.
Why Attend
Mouth of the Tyne 2026 is a tidal wave of North East euphoria, where Tynemouth Priory’s weathered stones pulse with indie anthems against crashing waves, crafting evenings that feel like a secret seaside rite—perfect for mates unpacking picnics as the sun dips, or families chasing that first festival thrill. It’s the unpretentious antidote to arena overload, delivering raw energy in a spot where history hums beneath every hook.
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This council-backed gem excels in its grounded grace: Scam-proof tickets keep it real, raised views ensure no one’s left out, and the coastal roar amps every riff. In England’s festival mosaic, Mouth of the Tyne carves a salty, soul-stirring niche, leaving you windswept, salt-kissed, and singing along to the sea long after the amps fade.
Date & Duration
9TH – 12TH JULY 2026
Venue / Location
- City: Tynemouth, England
- Main Venue: Tynemouth Priory, a clifftop 12th-century abbey ruins with panoramic North Sea views and natural acoustics.
- Notable Areas: Open standing pit for mains; picnic lawns for pre-show chills; accessible raised platforms; on-site toilets and food zones.
- Google Maps Address: Tynemouth Priory and Castle, Near Front Street, Tynemouth NE30 4DE, United Kingdom
Ticket Information
- How Tickets Are Sold: Online via Ticketmaster UK or See Tickets (official partners); presale alerts via council; official resale only for sold-outs.
- Admission Type: Paid.
- Ticket Pricing Range: $50 USD (minimum) – $100 USD (maximum).
- Special Seating/VIP Options: Accessible raised viewing (first-come); companion support (apply via events email with proof); no formal VIP but priority for blue badge holders.
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Contact Information
- Email: events@northtyneside.gov.uk (general inquiries).
- Phone: Not specified; use email or council site.
- Website: https://mouthofthetynefestival.com (See Official Site).
- Social Media: Follow North Tyneside Council channels.
- Key Staff: Not specified; contact the events team via email.
- Press/Volunteers: Email events@northtyneside.gov.uk (press/volunteers, TBD).
- Note: Response time ~24–48 hours. English support available.
Getting There
- Nearest Airport: Newcastle International (NCL), 15 miles south.
- Public Transport: Tyne and Wear Metro to Tynemouth Station (5-min walk); buses 1/306 from Newcastle (30 mins).
- Parking: Extremely limited village spots; blue badge nearby—public transport advised (nexus.org.uk).
- Other: Drive A193 (Newcastle 20 mins); taxis/Uber (£15–£20 from airport); coastal paths for walkers.
Accommodation Options
- Hotels: The County Hotel Tynemouth (priory-view, 0.5 miles).
- Airbnb: Seaside cottages in Tynemouth or Whitley Bay.
- Camping: No on-site; nearby Whitley Bay Holiday Park (3 miles).
- Booking Tip: Book via VisitNorthEastEngland.com—summer surges; Metro access eases stays.
Reviews
- Priory’s roar with Script’s hooks—clifftop chills, Geordie heart on fire!
- Family seaside scorcher: Views vast, safety solid, North East at its finest.
- Kasabian’s energy owned the ruins—historic waves, modern thunder.
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FAQ's
What is the 2026 lineup?
Lineup TBA, announced spring 2026 via mouthofthetynefestival.com. Past hits like Kasabian and Stereophonics suggest rock/indie headliners with local supports. Evening ~6 PM start, mains 8 PM—picnic-ready. Alerts via council for presales; sells out quick.
How do I buy tickets safely?
Ticketmaster/See Tickets (£50–£100 USD, e-tickets); official resale only—no social scams (council blocks them). Lost tickets: Contact provider pre-event. No refunds; capacity ~10,000. Accessible via email. Straightforward official path.
Is it family and accessible?
All-ages (kids with adults, ear defenders advised); standing but raised views first-come. Toilets on-site; guide dogs OK. Email events@northtyneside.gov.uk for companions. No re-admittance; safe, inclusive coastal fun.
Getting there and parking?
NCL Airport (15 miles, taxi £20); Metro to Tynemouth (Newcastle 20 mins). Buses 1/306 (30 mins). Parking scarce—use public transport (nexus.org.uk). Postcode NE30 4DE; taxis rank near.
Food/drink and extras?
On-site global/vegan (£5–£15); bars for ales. BYO moderate (no glass/BBQs); searches at entry. No ATMs—cards OK. Smoking designated; personal photos fine. Picnic vibes with sea spray—fuel for the priory pulse.
