Tuesday, Oct 13, 2026
Documenting the madness
Festival
Brockwell Park, London, UK
Coverage
Festivals, Reviews
It felt almost too late, but equally reassuring. Sat on the hill over at the Terminal stage, KOKOROKO echoing over the chatter, the sun taking rest after beating everyone up all day, Cross the Tracks made perfect sense. The day before, we'd taken the gruelling journey to Alexandr
Festivals
The stars are aligned. Both figuratively and literally. Cross the Tracks 2026 has conjured together: one of London's, heck even the UK's, best festival line-ups this year; a scorching 31-degree forecast; and won their lengthy legal battle to continue for another year, boasting th
Festivals
Cross the Tracks is always a hard one for me to write about for two reasons. First, it’s on a Sunday, which means I have two days of hangover to precede it. Second, because of this, it’s hard to decipher if I can’t connect to the festival for that reason, or because of something
Festivals
As promised, I woke up on Sunday morning with a stinking hangover and the energy of a depleted lantern that you have to occasionally whack to keep on. Despite waking up like Uncle Fester, rocking up to Cross The Tracks at Brockwell Park was my health pack. More of a Gomez Addams.
Festivals
It’s the bank holiday weekend, it’s the first beaming sunshine pushing the mercury past 20 in London this year and we’re just coming out of seemingly the longest winter on record. If you’re like me, you’re going to take every advantage of this fine opportunity and push the pedal
