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. Lineups 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.