Tasha first made her name as a DJ in the drum & bass community, with early support from DJ Flight on BBC 1Xtra. After DJ Storm made her resident at her Feline night, she became a firm part of the community, going onto play regularly at Renegade Hardware and across Europe. A dedicated head to the core, her exploratory experiences raving at London’s techno nights, being behind the counter, selling records at BM Soho and listening to more techno started to make their way into her sets and radio shows when she started out with her residency on Rinse FM in 2009. Since 2018, Tasha remains a member of the iconic stations core lineup to this day.

Tasha’s DJing style matches the textured background of her influences and has developed into a master-flow of form - weaving tunes together seamlessly from her bass-informed home of the UK, alongside 4x4 techno forms, broken beat, or straight up D&B rollers. It should be noted that Tasha is pretty much one of the only DJ's who has built their career separately in both drum & bass and techno, she cannot be pigeonholed into genre conformities. Whether it's a peak time or closing slot at Berghain, a Jungle masterclass at Rupture, or a mixed bag b2b with Josh Caffé at the helm of FOLD - Tasha has all bases covered. With an accomplished and atmospheric hold on the dancefloor, her sound is wholly affecting and has taken her to some of the best festivals and clubs in key cities around the world from London to South America, including Tresor, Glastonbury, Freedom Festival and is a resident at the outstanding Open Ground club and a regular at Fabric, Berghain, Blitz and The White Hotel.

Tasha also made her name as a promoter within electronic music when she began to promote parties at the much-revered venue Plastic People in East London. One of her ventures was a co-promotion called Medium that was started in 2007 by a trio of like minds, including her good friend Sigha, where they would book multi-genre parties and alternative sets at a time when this type of programming was almost unheard of. It was in December 2010 when she decided to go it alone at Plastic People and started her own concept, now one of the most respected parties in London ‘Neighbourhood‘. Tasha books artists who she truly believes in and loves without compromise from different Neighbourhoods, which have included artists such as Pangaea, dBridge, Grain, Ben Sims, Neil Landstrumm, Freddy K, Stenny, John Swing. Neighbourhood has hosted parties at many clubs to note, but the incredible FOLD is the home. Running for 16 years, Neighbourhood also expanded to incorporate a record label under the same name. Celebrating it's 10th year of releases in 2026, Neighbourhood has grown to become a pertinent label in the world of techno and electronic music, releasing tunes from emerging underground talent such as Yant and Reflec, and legends such as dBridge, Alarico, Mantra and Ben Sims.Tasha has made a lasting impression on many artists she has booked both with her sets and her parties. She loves a b2b, and regularly enjoys playing with Alienata, Steffi, The Lady Machine, Skee Mask and Josh Caffé.

It is safe to say Tasha has, and continues to play, an integral role in shaping the landscape of our modern dance music scene. Her unwavering dedication to the music shines through in everything she does as a DJ, promoter and label owner. In an industry where artists are asked to prioritize their art for social media presence, likes and other vacuous pursuits, Tasha is very much in demand for her ‘music first’ attitude, selection and ability. 

Starting out as a rare groove, soul, and funk DJ in the mid-’80s, Ray Keith quickly became a key figure in the jungle and drum and bass scene, producing genre defining tunes like ‘Terrorist’ under his Renegade alias.

He will stay with us for two nights, playing a set taking in Soul through to house on the Friday, and then a Jungle set on the Saturday.

Jolie P is a dynamic UK vocalist, MC, and DJ who fuses soulful and honest songwriting with the high-energy pulse of garage, jungle, and dance/electronic music as a whole. On weekends, Jolie commands stages across the UK and Europe, with performances at Glastonbury, Boomtown, The Roundhouse, Outlook, Tate Modern, Wireless, and more. 

As the founder and former resident of Sexy Lady Massive, she champions women in music through her ladies-only events and outspoken advocacy for safe, inclusive spaces and with music featured in FIFA 26, she is rapidly becoming one of the most compelling voices in the UK music landscape.

If nothing else, Cola B wears Birmingham on her sleeve. Proudly hailing from the 0121, she shines a light on her home city – a place she believes is often overlooked despite its wealth of culture, creativity and talent. Her city needs her to win, and she carries that responsibility with pride.

A multi-genre artist whose musical journey began at just four years old, music quickly became second nature to Cola B. Raised on a soundtrack of Lauryn Hill, Beres Hammond and Kirk Franklin, she developed an ear for storytelling, soul and authenticity that continues to shape her sound today.

Operating out of her own studio in Birmingham, Cola B has built a reputation as one of the city’s most exciting emerging voices, blending hard-hitting bars and soulful R&B into a sound that moves between bravado and introspection with ease. As comfortable in high-energy flows as she is in melodic, reflective songwriting, her voice balances confidence with vulnerability in a way that feels both familiar and distinctive.

Speaking openly about her beginnings and her experience living with BPD, Cola B brings a sharpened sense of perspective and emotional depth to her music. Driven by a desire to make people feel less alone, her writing carries a rare honesty that cuts through her confident delivery.

Her growing momentum has earned support from BBC Radio 1Xtra tastemakers Sian Anderson and Sir Spyro, alongside appearances on Link Up TV and Steeze Factory. Tracks such as “Riddimz & Flows” and “The B Stands For” have become local anthems across the 0121, while regular appearances with Sexy Lady Massive, Awful Lotta Birmingham and Sigil Radio have further cemented her reputation as an MC within the wider UK electronic circuit.

These collaborations have led to performances at the likes of Warehouse Project, All Points East, Keep Hush and Balamii, alongside brand partnerships with Foot Locker, New Balance and Wingstop.

With major festival appearances at Outlook, Boomtown, Reading and Brighton Pride on the horizon — including two Outlook Festival main-stage performances with Travs Presents and Sexy Lady Massive — Cola B is stepping into a defining new chapter, building a sound and presence rooted in the Midlands but resonating far beyond it.

Manchester’s SELECTACEE isn’t a DJ who hides behind the booth; she’s an infectious, ever-dancing performer who doesn't just match a room's energy—but sets it.

While she first turned heads as a core member of SEXY LADY MASSIVE, her solo trajectory has proven she belongs at the top of the lineup on her own merit, with a sound that is heavily rooted in the weight of UK sound system culture but completely unbound by genre lines. She’s a selector whose versatility knows no bounds—one of the jungle scene’s current favorites, but equally as comfortable running jazzy, uncategorisable fusions and UK Funky-esque riddims to activate rooms full of grime’s gulliest MCs.

A SELECTACEE set refuses to play it safe, effortlessly bridging the gaps between choppy breakbeats, 4 to the floor beats, elements of Amapiano and more, all tied together with heavy percussive grooves and deep, rolling basslines. It’s an unpredictable, high-velocity style that requires serious technical prowess to pull off smoothly, earning her slots on tastemaker platforms like Keep Hush, Balamii and BOG Bristol, as well as heavyweight festival stages like Boomtown and Outlook.

Her instinctive understanding of musicality doesn't just stay on the dancefloor, either—recently even catching the attention of the V&A East, who brought her alongside legends like Nia Archives and DJ Flight to talk on panels about the infrastructure of Jungle culture. Whether headlining a packed club or translating that sub-heavy intuition into her own productions, SELECTACEE brings a distinct, undeniable force that the people just can’t get enough of.

Youthsayers are an ongoing and enduring South London community project, founded by Robin Hopcraft and Idris Rahman of legendary Afro-reggae outfit Soothsayers.

Youthsayers was established in 2016 and ever since has consistently provided free of charge opportunities for young people to come together, learn an instrument and perform music under the tutelage of Robin and Idris.

Amy True is a free Thinking British Born, London Based, Irish/Ugandan.. Poet, Rapper, Singer Songwriter who creates Universal Hip Hop, Soul & Jazz in a variety of ways.

She has supported acts such as Public Enemy, Mos Def, Immortal Technique to name a few & collaborated on Albums with the likes of Akala, Benjamin Zephaniah & Asian Dub Foundation.

She did a short set for us last summer, this year she is back with her full band.

Multi-instrumentalist and leader of an ethereal harp centric collective, with music influenced by folk from near and far, Irish to Chinese, Alice blends this with non traditional and blues infused melodies. Creating ambient, lilting, rhythmic harmonies with the harp allowing the bellowing husky vocals to be perfectly contrasted in a very unusual but beautiful way!

The Jupitarians are a London-based four-piece born out of underground jam communities across the city, bringing together alternative creatives into one collaborative live experience. Blending poetry, psychedelic soul/funk and punk energy, their performances combine structured original material with curated segments featuring guest artists.

Holding regular sessions and collaborating with emerging indie acts, The Jupitarians create immersive live shows designed to build atmosphere and connection where ever the mothership goes.”

Robin Elliott is an extraordinary songwriter and performer. He is funnier and more self-deprecating than this makes him sound.

ROBIN ELLIOTT’s full-length debut album, There is a Land, was released in October 2023. Co-produced by longtime collaborator and Radio 2 Folk Award Winner Ben Walker (Folkroom Records, Rough Trade), it weaves diverse strands of influence into a compelling, coherent whole. At the centre is Elliott’s voice: beautiful, strange and distinctive, equally adept at the high and plaintive as the declamatory or the dry. Additionally there are jokes, odd references, intricate vocal harmonies, jazz players, weird skips beyond the fourth wall. Live shows have taken him around the UK several times with a differing array of artists, including Dilettante, Jack Harris, Samantha Whates, and Men Diamler, as well as leading further afield into France, Italy, and Brazil.

‘Powerful, visceral songs packed with lucid imagery and delivered with total conviction- Robin is a true stand-out talent’. Deb Grant, BBC 6 Music

‘One of the purest songwriting talents in music today’ For Folk’s Sake

Flora is a singer songwriter / music producer from London. Her music is inspired by folk pop, with undertones of Laura Marling and Angel Olsen. Flo has performed all across London and has worked with producers Shrink and Jacob Bugden who have helped her to refine her unique sound. She is currently doing a graphic design degree at Central St. Martins while spending all her spare time in the studio. Her live performance is powerful and not to be missed.

Graham Dunning's work explores sound as texture, timbre and something tactile, drawing on bedroom production, tinkering and recycling found objects. Working with a DJ turntable as the engine of a ramshackle mechanical music system, he builds extensions and interfaces to sequence patterns, trigger synths, strike percussion and generate textures. Constructing and reconfiguring the contraption in real time produces music which is at turns abstract, clattering, cosmic and polyrhythmic.

Jez Hellard is a singer of potent songs, teller of gripping tales, fine guitarist and simply stunning harmonica player who has spent the past 20 years travelling the world performing. 

His band, The Djukella Orchestra, play a marvellous mongrel mix of music, from bluegrass to ballads, tango to rhumba, reggae and pretty much anything in between. In the past decade they’ve played well over a thousand gigs; from Glastonbury Festival to the North Country Fair, New York to Taipei, Union Chapel to Extinction Rebellion. 

Featuring Nye Parsons, one of the most captivating double-bassists you're likely to witness, and some of the finest instrumentalists on the folk scene, their blend of virtuoso musicianship, witty political comment and a deep repertoire of powerful songs never fails to turn heads. 

“Jez has the type of voice that impels you to listen. Ridiculously enjoyable… an unequivocal thumbs up.” Folk Radio UK   

 “It’s heartening to hear such thoughtful yet deeply felt songs, given the times we live in now. To hear them so well sung, so adroitly arranged and brilliantly performed is a joy.” Songlines

www.jezhellard.net

Seam Productions are joining us on Saturday to take over the Marquee stage!

“I am very much looking forward to bringing some interesting music, cinematic & magical vibrations to a Saturday takeover at one of my favourite festivals in the universe.

I have invited some of the beautiful souls I have worked with over the last few years who will bring their various talents together at Together”

Richard

Together festival crowd favourites are here to help...

Nico Lupo and his duo Common Side are back, bringing you a 'Pick n Mix' of the finest House, Garage, 140 & Bass music. With roots in South London and global ears, they blend soulful bass with club-ready energy for the underground and overground. They've lit up dancefloors across 6 continents including their parties from the Ministry to Amsterdam, and they’re only just getting started.

Spring into Soul is a community soul and gospel choir, formed in 2006. Based in Worthing and open to singers from any (or no) religious background, just as long as they want to sing! 

There are no auditions and previous choir experience isn’t necessary. We practise performance, vocal and harmony skills and sing a wonderful, well chosen repertoire of uplifting soul and gospel songs.

Spring Into Soul’s talented and inspirational Musical Director is Siggi Mwasote. Her impressive musical career includes directing several choirs, being lead singer with Lakuta (an Afro-Funk-Latino band) and Just the 3 of Us an a capella soul trio.

Sam & Ben are Myths, Maps & Monsters - a children's entertainment and education company, who create fun, interactive experiences for young adventurers.

They are back for a second year to bring more of their genius to our stages!

Together’s favourite punk rockers from London town!

Two idiots who play records.

We met on the dance floor in Heaven nearly 30 years ago and shared a love of nightclubbing. It wasn’t long before we were putting on our own nights such as A Club Called Colin, Randomarium, Yo! Spam and Illegalnature at the Clinic in Chinatown.

We play a totally eclectic mix of… well! “Who Cares?”. As long as it’s good. Everything from dub and lounge music to banging techno and disco. 

Phantom Crackles

Wes and Les met working in a photographic darkroom in Soho in 1986. They connected through their love of music and nightlife. From the south east soul and funk scene to the Balearic/acid house and techno of the 80s and 90s. We ran a weekly Sunday night called Spoon at Fish on Oxford Street and made music under the same name. In 2024 we decided to get back together in the studio and make a single. That eventually turned into a full album.

The plan was to release the album just after Christmas but, unfortunately, Wes lost his battle with cancer and passed away. He just missed the vinyl being delivered by a week.

Les Go will keep the Phantom Crackles flame burning by creating a live set of their music with Wes' vocals as samples. Their music was inspired by their love of all things dub, house, techno, funk and drum and bass.

I've been actively working with electronic displays and music visualisation for over fifty years - first modifying TVs into XY displays, later modifying TV cameras and working with video feedback, now almost exclusively using software to generate music- and motion-responsive visuals.

Somewhere in between I had a career as an electronics designer.

New and exclusive biz, you heard him here first…

Festival veteran, DJ, VJ  and music producer,  Rod Devonshire aka Minke VJ returns to the barn at Together, with some more of his eye-popping surrealist visuals.

Kinox joins us from Tortosa, in Catalunya, with a bag of vinyl surprises.

mogston (Martin) has been dabbling in electronic music since 1990 with occasional success

More recently he has been making music videos for friends from footage he finds interesting

He loves Together festival, has been involved in various ways over many years but this year will be mostly VJ-ing

Back in the 2000s, John, Viv, Tom and Gidon threw a series of all day bank holiday parties at the Larrik Inn, Stroud Green (It's not green, and it's a long way from Stroud). By day it was families, games, chilled grooves, good food and random appearances by Simon Pegg and friends. By night it was full blown mayhem as the lights and projections came on, guest DJs and VJs jumped in, and things got nicely messy as people danced on tables, grinning from ear to ear. Known for their wildly eclectic taste and epic mash-up finales, HaveN4 are back for Together Festival 2026 to bring that same chaotic, joyful energy one more time.

Green Note aren’t your average teenage band …. These teens have got tighter grooves than their mum and dads record collection and more soul than your average group chat.

This five-piece bundle of funk first collided musically where the jazz funk ley lies cross……. in South West Hertfordshire, at Rickmansworth School!  Since then, some have graduated and scattered across the country for uni but somehow, they keep getting drawn back together like musical magnets. With a familiar face to the ‘Together’ family nestled comfortably behind the mic, the band specialise in blending jazz, funk and soul with charm and serious musical chops … Green Note are all about big delicious sounds, smooth vibes and super tight musicianship!