One of London’s most iconic venues, the Roundhouse, is inviting the city to rediscover itself with a fresh perspective. Three Sixty Festival 2026 returns with a month-long programme of special performances, world premieres and exciting collaborations. The festival brings together both major names and the brightest rising stars on the same stage, spanning a wide spectrum from music to visual arts, from theatre to podcasts.
This marathon, which will run throughout April, aims to celebrate the most vibrant and dynamic mix of London life from a new angle.
Highlight Dates in April
The festival programme offers a flow that appeals to every taste from the beginning of April:
Online Experience: The Backstage at Roundhouse Podcast will be streamed on digital platforms between 9–29 April, bringing the inner workings of the festival to the digital world.
The Power of Words: The Roundhouse Poetry Slam Final on 9 April, in collaboration with Taylor Wessing, promises a fully seated evening where words take centre stage, supported by sign language and subtitles.
Performing Arts: Centre 59 opens its doors between 9–12 April as one of the festival’s first major gatherings.
Free Events: The Transmission Roundhouse Live performances and the exhibition From Soundboy to Streaming: Collective and Individual Joy, which can be followed free of charge between 11–25 April, open up the collective joy of music to sharing.
Dance and Movement: While Boy Blue: Cycles fills the stage with the hypnotic rhythm of dance on 11–12 April, PROJECT rEVOLUTION gets the audience moving on 12 April.
Night and Culture: SpitNights on 13 April (with subtitle option) and Julie’s Top 5 LIVE on 14 April with the theme Black British Anthems are among the most anticipated events of mid-April.
This multifaceted festival in London looks ready, as every year, to add new and bold notes to the city’s cultural memory. You can visit the website for the full programme.
