What to expect

Tokyo World takes place in Eastville Park, Bristol, from 18 to 19 September 2021.

Featuring the best of drum and bass, hip hop and grime music, the line-up has always honoured Bristol’s rich musical past, and included the likes of Action Bronson, Lethal Bizzle, Groove Armada, Sister Sledge, Morcheeba and more groundbreaking acts take place across five fields, all within Eastville Park, making Tokyo World a truly epic experience. 2021 Line-Up details will be released shortly.

Buy your tickets here

Where can I stay in Bristol?

As camping is not available on-site it’s a good idea to stay in the heart of Bristol and make the most of the weekend.

When in the city, why not enjoy some of the best sites on offer such as the Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, M Shed or a walking tour of Banksy’s work. Visit our Trains to Bristol page to find out more.

How to get there

The nearest train station is Stapleton Road, on a limited local stopping service, just a 15 minute walk to the festival site. You can also take the train to Bristol Temple Meads station where a shuttle bus service will run between the station and the festival for most of the day.

Some popular routes to the festival once in Bristol include:

• Clifton Down – 56 minute walk, 43 minutes by bus/walk
• Montpelier – 40 minute walk, 26 minutes by bus/walk
• Stapleton Road – 15 minute walk, 12 minutes by bus/walk

Visit the Tokyo World travel information for more details on getting to the festival.

Things to see and do in Bristol

Bristol prides itself on its mouth-watering range of cafés, bars and restaurants serving up fresh, local produce so you won’t go hungry or thirsty.

For more information on Bristol’s delights, head to our Bristol destination guide.