Harry Styles has been revealed as the curator of Meltdown 2026
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Harry Styles has been revealed as the curator of Meltdown 2026
"The Southbank Centre's early summer festival Meltdown has long since established itself as a key date in London 's cultural calendar. Each year, the arts centre invites one celebrated artist to curate the festival, getting them to hand-pick a roster of their favourite musical talents and nightlife promoters to star across a two-week programme of gigs, participatory events and after-hours parties at the prestigious venue."
"The pop megastar will be curating the Southbank Centre's summer music festival during the arts venue's 75th anniversary celebrations Taking place from Thursday June 11 to Sunday June 21, during the iconic London venue's 75th anniversary celebrations, the 31st edition of Meltdown will see the 'Watermelon Sugar' singer draw on his eclectic musical influences to curate a line-up traversing pop, soul, rock and electronica, and featuring plenty of young British talent."
"'My goal as the curator is to share the music and art that I love, and to celebrate the rich history of the venue,' Styles said of his part in the latest edition of the festival. 'We both share a passionate belief that music is a vital part of life. It brings us together and the Southbank Centre has been at the heart of it, providing easy access to great music for the past 75 years.'"
Meltdown is a two-week early summer festival at the Southbank Centre where a celebrated artist curates a roster of musical talents, promoters, gigs, participatory events and after-hours parties. Past curators have included David Bowie, Yoko Ono, David Byrne, Grace Jones, Nick Cave and Little Simz. Harry Styles will curate the 31st edition from Thursday June 11 to Sunday June 21 during the venue's 75th anniversary. Styles will draw on eclectic influences across pop, soul, rock and electronica and will feature plenty of young British talent. Styles will also perform a special headline gig amid his stadium tour.
Read at Time Out London
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