The London Podcast Festival will return to Kings Place from September 3 to 13, 2026, marking its 11th edition with live shows from Jameela Jamil, Caitlin Moran, Richard Bacon and the hit podcast “No Such Thing As A Fish.”

The 2026 lineup spans comedy, film, wrestling, gardening and audio drama. Jameela Jamil brings her live comedy podcast “Wrong Turns” to the festival stage, while Caitlin Moran debuts a new show, “Outsiding with Caitlin Moran & Adam Frost.” Richard Bacon hosts a live edition of his interview series “Why Are You More Successful Than Me?” with guest Johnny Vaughan. “No Such Thing As A Fish” will perform two shows, including the first-ever live edition of its listener correspondence spinoff, “Drop Us A Line.”

The full first-wave program also includes “The Empire Film Podcast,” the sitcom “Wooden Overcoats,” the British Asian podcast “Tommy’s Brownload,” the wrestling show “Wrestle Me!,” and the BSL-interpreted video podcast “Shaping Tomorrow,” among other titles. Additional shows will be announced through the summer.

Rebecca Millican, Kings Place’s Head of Artistic Planning, curated this year’s program. “Every year the line-up grows more diverse, and that’s exactly the point; there’s a community here for every kind of listener, from longtime fans catching their favourite show to newcomers discovering something for the first time,” she said.

The festival is billed as Europe’s first major podcast festival and will occupy Kings Place’s full venue, including its main hall and canal-side terrace. The Guardian Podcasts and AudioUK are official partners.

Tickets for the first wave of events are now on sale, with select shows also available via livestream.

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