BoomSched

Summer 2026 · Boomtown, Reading Festival and Leeds Festival

One timetable for the whole crew.

Everyone stars the sets they want. Swap one QR code — no accounts, no signal, no server. BoomSched folds the lot into a single running order: what you're all doing together, who's wandering off, and exactly where you'd lose each other.

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  • 3festivals
  • 2,047sets & acts
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Pick your festival

Stars, ratings and crews are kept per festival — switch any time and everything is exactly where you left it.

Boomtown 2026

12–16 August 2026 · Matterley Estate, Winchester

1,750 sets · 71 venues

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Reading Festival 2026

27–30 August 2026 · Little John's Farm, Reading

147 sets · 7 venues

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Leeds Festival 2026

27–30 August 2026 · Bramham Park, Leeds

145 sets · 7 venues

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How it works

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    Star your sets

    The full released timetable — every stage, soundsystem, talk and workshop — searchable by artist, venue or genre. Your stars build into a day-by-day schedule with clash warnings and the gaps in between.

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    Swap one code

    Your picks compress into a QR code. A mate scans it — phone to phone, across a table, in a field with no bars — and the two schedules merge on the spot. A link works too, for anyone still at home.

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    Read the crew

    Three views over everyone's picks: what you're all doing together, everything anyone fancies with who's going, and the splits — the moments half of you are about to walk to a different stage.

Built for a field, not a wifi cafe

A festival is tens of thousands of people in a field where mobile data is a rumour. So nothing here depends on it.

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    Works fully offline

    Your picks travel inside the QR code itself. Decoding and merging happen on the phone — and this website works the same way, right down to keeping your schedule in the browser.

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    Survives app updates

    Sets are identified by a content hash, not a position in a list, so a mate on an older build still shares cleanly. Anything unknown is skipped with a visible count, never quietly mapped to the wrong artist.

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    Right time, any phone

    Times are festival wall clocks: 22:00 reads as 22:00 whatever timezone your phone thinks it's in, and Friday's 2am set stays on Friday's programme where it belongs.

About the data. Line-ups and set times are the ones each festival has published. Where a finish time isn't published it's inferred from the next set on that stage and labelled as an estimate rather than stated as fact; acts announced without times are listed as TBC, starrable now. Artist bios and photos come from the festivals' public act pages and remain © their festivals. BoomSched is unofficial and not affiliated with or endorsed by Boomtown, Reading Festival and Leeds Festival.