London, clear your diary for Saturday, 18 July. As One In The Park is back in Walpole Park, Ealing, and the full 2026 line-up has officially landed. It’s bold, it’s gloriously international, and it might just be their biggest flex yet.
Leading the charge is the UK’s first-ever Club Vittar stage takeover from Brazilian superstar and activist Pabllo Vittar. It’s part of their European tour and promises a full album launch moment in the middle of leafy West London. Expect high-energy pop, Brazilian heat, and a crowd that knows every lyric.
And then there’s the name that had us squealing into our iced coffee. Straight from the US, RuPaul’s Drag Race icon Miss Vanjie is making her As One debut. Yes, that Miss Vanjie. The exit line heard around the world. She’ll be headlining the Drag Cabaret Stage alongside a fierce line-up of UK talent, including Kitty Scott-Claus, Tayce, Kyran Thrax, Tiara Skye and Son of a Tutu. Camp, chaos and couture, sorted.
On the decks, it’s just as stacked. New York house legend Todd Terry joins the party, alongside fashion darling turned DJ Gok Wan and scene favourite Fat Tony. Add rising names like Clementaum from Rinse FM, Kaya and the Mas Que Nada Brothers, and you’ve got five stages packed with everything from euphoric house to Latin heat.
As One has quickly carved out a reputation as London’s friendliest LGBTQ+ daytime festival. It’s big enough to feel like a proper summer blowout, but still community at heart. Think drag royalty, club collectives including We Party and Beyond, dancers, circus performers, street food, cocktails and a VIP area if you’re feeling a little extra.
Walpole Park really is the ideal setting. Twelve minutes from Central London via the Elizabeth line and you’re in a green oasis full of queer joy. Last year, the rain tried it, and the crowd danced harder. Nothing dampens this lot.
Tickets start from £25, with VIP at £50, and if the early buzz is anything to go by, they won’t hang around.
Summer just got hotter. And louder. And a little bit more Vanjie.
As One In The Park Festival
Saturday 18 July 2026
12pm – 10pm
Walpole Park, Ealing, W5 5EQ
Nearest station: Ealing Broadway (Elizabeth, Central & District lines)
or South Ealing (Piccadilly line)
Tickets from £25 @ www.asoneinthepark.co.uk
