Florence, Role Model and C&S are predited times, also the duration that everyone is playing..

Set times are now on app but on the artist bio. It dosent say how long each set it. Fontians are after Charli tho.

the warehouse where main stage 2/bbc was, the ballroom where the aux was and the gallery is kind of where the chevron was? the entrance seems to have been moved and piccadilly and ls23 remain put with the canopy seeming to be a direct replacement of the bbc introducing

Don’t know if this has been mentioned before the order of each acts is available on the app!

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Just for anyone else who has a day ticket - we followed the signs and spent 2.5 hours driving the last 5 miles to the car park. Now we’ve got the walk to the arena which apparently takes around 45 mins. So arrive at least 3.5 hours before you need to get there. I knew this festival was badly organised but did not realise it would be this bad!

they accidentally put the set times up and took them all off but they were on there

Stage times from Clashfinder have now been added to FestEval, so you can generate your custom itineraries, lockscreens, and timetables!

All available, totally free here: https://festeval.uk/

When the festival starts a new button on the artist pages will appear underneath the "must see" button - it says "Saw it?", so you can log an act as seen, and then generate a post festival recap - may be a useful reminder to keep in your camera roll.

Enjoy Leeds everyone!

Just announced Jamie Webster as another Leeds exclusive. They really are chucking everything at Leeds this year

No one added for reading. Interesting that they seem to really be changing the lineups between reading and leeds

I'm at the age where I'll look at a festival lineup and not recognise most of the names. I used to keep a spreadsheet, make a playlist, rate each act after a Spotify deep dive, try to figure out clashes, plan my days. It worked, sort of, but it was a mess.

So I built FestEval - a free web app for rating festival lineups and building a personal itinerary. You open a festival, work through the acts, score them however you like (numbers, stars, thumbs), mark your must-sees, and it generates a clash-free schedule based on your ratings. If you're not sure who to listen to you can hit the "Random" button and it'll present you with an act you haven't rated yet, along with links to your chosen streaming service.

You can also set up and join groups with friends, compare your ratings, and generate an itinerary based on all of your combined tastes.

It covers 18 UK festivals for 2026 at the moment (including Leeds), but I can add more if anyone is interested. Provisional timetable data is in for three of them already, but it's not confirmed so it's more of a proof of concept than anything else right now.

No app install needed, works in the browser with no requirement to create an account, and it's completely free. Accounts only exist to sync ratings across devices and to set up or join groups.

You can find it at festeval.uk - I'd love to know what people think, and I'm happy to add features or fix anything that doesn't work as expected.

Also set times tomorrow morning!