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# Jodie Harsh to headline Bristol Pride 2026 after-party
- URL: https://www.scenemag.co.uk/jodie-harsh-to-headline-bristol-pride-2026-after-party/
- Published: 2026-03-30T12:35:55.000Z
- Updated: 2026-03-30T12:35:55.000Z
- Author: Graham Robson
- Tags: Pride

International DJ and producer **Jodie Harsh** has been announced as the headliner for the official **Bristol Pride 2026** after‑party, set to take place on **Saturday, 11 July** at the **O2 Academy Bristol**. Organisers confirmed the news as part of this year’s full programme reveal, marking a major highlight in the festival’s return to the city. 

Bristol Pride 2026 runs from **27 June to 12 July**, culminating in Pride Day on 11 July, which includes the city’s annual parade march - expected to draw around 40,000 participants - followed by an evening of music, performance and celebration. Jodie Harsh will lead the multi‑room after‑party event, joining a line‑up featuring **DTYM**, Bristol icon **Jayde Adams**, **Disco Wonderland** and **Mutual Vibes**, creating a high‑energy finale to the two‑week festival. 

The broader festival programme showcases an eclectic mix of comedy, circus, cabaret, live performances and community events across Bristol. Highlights include the **Pride Bingo Boat Party, Pride Circus Night** at **Circomedia**, and the ever‑popular **Pride Dog Show** in **Castle Park**. The **Queer Vision Film Festival** also returns with screenings across the two weeks, including a special 30th‑anniversary showing of *The Birdcage*. 

Festival director **Daryn Carter MBE** described Bristol Pride as “a celebration of everything that makes our community so vibrant,” emphasising that Pride remains both “a celebration and a protest,” with every ticket helping ensure the festival remains inclusive and accessible. He added that the 2026 programme, packed with diverse events and a major Pride Day finale, will once again bring the city together in “celebration, solidarity and joy.” 

This year’s Pride Day headliners on The Downs include **Sister Sledge** and **Jason Donovan**, before celebrations continue well into the night at the official after‑party led by Harsh. 

Bristol Pride continues to grow year on year as one of the UK’s most significant LGBTQ+ festivals, with organisers encouraging attendees to secure tickets early to support the not‑for‑profit event and ensure its future.