WSM Pride 2026 Announces Full Main Stage Line-Up

WSM Pride returns to Grove Park on Saturday 27 June with a free programme of entertainment, community stalls, a family and community tent, food and drink vendors, and activities celebrating LGBTQ+ communities and allies from across North Somerset and beyond.

The Pride March will gather from 11:15am before making its way through Weston-super-Mare town centre to Grove Park, where the main event runs from 12:00pm until 6:00pm.

WSM Pride is delighted to reveal the full entertainment programme for this year's event in Grove Park on Saturday 27 June, featuring a fantastic mix of live music, local talent, drag entertainment and Pride celebrations throughout the afternoon.

Following the Pride March through Weston-super-Mare town centre, celebrations begin at midday with music from DJ Si, who will welcome marchers into Grove Park with a selection of Pride anthems, dance-floor favourites and feel-good classics.

Hosting the day's entertainment will be the fabulous Deidre Darling. Known for her glamour, humour and larger-than-life stage presence, Deidre is a firm favourite across the South West LGBTQ+ community and will be keeping the crowd entertained throughout the day.

Main Stage Schedule

12:00pm – DJ Si welcomes the Pride March to Grove Park, followed by host Deidre Darling

12:30pm – Phoebe Richards

1:20pm – Special Guest (to be announced)

2:00pm – Charlie Len

2:30pm – Deidre Darling

3:00pm – Russell Jones Junior

3:45pm – 4:30pm – Kyle Finn

4:30pm – Closing entertainment with Deidre Darling

5:00pm – Fantastique

Meet the Performers

Phoebe Richards is a quirky and charismatic singer-songwriter from Weston-super-Mare. Known for her unique blend of storytelling, personality and musical flair, Phoebe brings expressive vocals, playful energy and plenty of charm to the WSM Pride stage.

Charlie Len is a talented singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist whose performances feature piano, guitar and saxophone. Charlie's versatility, powerful vocals and infectious enthusiasm have made them a popular performer at festivals, Pride events and community celebrations across the region.

Russell Jones Junior first came to national attention on The X Factor UK, impressing audiences with his powerful voice and confident stage presence. Since then, he has continued to build a reputation as a dynamic live performer, delivering high-energy performances packed with personality and crowd-pleasing moments.

Kyle Finn is known for his powerful vocals, infectious energy and feel-good performances. Having appeared at Pride events and celebrations across the UK, Kyle brings a fantastic mix of music, positivity and Pride spirit to every stage he performs on.

Fantastique will close the day's entertainment with a vibrant live set packed full of energy. Known for creating an unforgettable atmosphere, the band will bring big sounds, feel-good music and plenty of celebration to round off WSM Pride 2026.

Throughout the day, DJ Si will keep the party atmosphere going between performances. Joining us from Mandalyns in Bath, DJ Si is one of the South West's most popular DJs, well known for creating incredible atmospheres and working alongside drag performers and entertainers across the region.

Join the Pride March

Everyone is welcome to take part in the WSM Pride March before the main event. The march is completely free to attend, as is entry to the event itself.

To help organisers estimate numbers and plan appropriately, participants are encouraged to register in advance using the link here:

Registration is for planning purposes only. No tickets are required to attend either the march or the main event.

A spokesperson for Weston Pride said;

“The event aims to provide a welcoming, inclusive and accessible day for people of all ages.

For more information about the event, visit here

WSM Pride would like to express its sincere thanks to UNISON and Weston Town Council for their support. As a volunteer-led event, their contribution has played an important role in helping bring Pride back to Weston-super-Mare and ensuring the event remains free and accessible for the community.”