Blakkayo is one of Mauritius’ most influential reggae and seggae artists, known for his powerful lyrics and unmistakable voice. Born Jean-Clario Gateau, he first rose to prominence in the 1990s with the iconic group Otentik Street Brothers before launching a successful solo career with albums such as Tchek to Life, Exterminator, and Soz Serye. Blending reggae, dancehall and the traditional Mauritian seggae sound, his music delivers powerful messages about social justice, unity and cultural pride. At the Mauritius Open Air Festival 2026 in the UK, he will deliver a special performance backed by a full live band, bringing his signature sound and energy to the stage for an unforgettable show.
Claudio Veeraragoo is a true legend of Mauritian Sega music, celebrated for his timeless voice and immense contribution to Mauritius’ musical heritage. With a career spanning several decades, he has captivated audiences around the world with his authentic Sega rhythms and heartfelt performances, becoming one of the most respected figures in Mauritian music. Known for classic hits that have defined generations, Claudio’s music continues to unite Mauritians both at home and across the diaspora. The Mauritius Open Air Festival 2026 will proudly host his final ever UK performance, making it a historic and emotional moment for fans to witness a living Sega legend live on stage.
Donovan is a talented Mauritian artist known for his vibrant performances and strong connection to the island’s musical culture. Blending elements of Reggae and contemporary island sounds, he has built a reputation for delivering energetic shows that resonate with audiences both in Mauritius and abroad. With his charismatic stage presence and passion for Mauritian music, Donovan continues to represent the spirit of the island through his performances. At the Mauritius Open Air Festival 2026, he will take to the stage to bring his signature sound and energy to the UK audience for a special live performance.
Bigg Frankii is a dynamic Mauritian artist known for his fusion of dancehall, reggae and island rhythms that bring a modern edge to the Mauritian music scene. With a growing international following, his music blends catchy melodies, energetic flows and authentic Caribbean-influenced vibes that connect strongly with younger audiences. Known for his high-energy stage presence and engaging performances, Bigg Frankii continues to push Mauritian music onto the global stage. At the Mauritius Open Air Festival 2026, he will bring his vibrant sound and electrifying performance style to the UK crowd for an unforgettable show.
Anonym is one of Mauritius’ most versatile live bands, known for their tight musicianship and ability to seamlessly adapt across genres like Sega, reggae, and contemporary island music. Renowned for supporting top Mauritian artists with energetic and polished performances, Anonym brings a professional and dynamic presence to every stage they play. At the Mauritius Open Air Festival 2026, they will be backing a lineup of top artists, delivering live instrumentation that elevates each performance and ensures an unforgettable experience for the UK audience.
The Mauritius Open Air Festival 2026 will take place at Copthall Playing Fields, Champions Way, Page Street, London, NW4 1PS
We encourage all attendees to use public transport. The nearest Underground station is Mill Hill East (Northern Line) and the nearest National Rail station is Mill Hill Broadway. A free shuttle service will run throughout the day to Copthall Playing Fields. Bus routes 221, 113 & 240 serve the area.
There are paid parking spaces, which must be booked in advance. No additional parking will be available on the day. Strict parking restrictions will be in place in the surrounding area, and vehicles parked illegally may be subject to fines or towing.
The festival runs from 12:00 pm to 8:00 pm, with last entry strictly at 6:00 pm.
Yes, this is a family-friendly festival with tickets available for all ages. However, anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult aged 21 or over to enter, even if they have a valid ticket.
Yes, there will be a variety of food vendors offering authentic Mauritian cuisine as well as international food options. Licensed bars will also be available. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, except for baby food, formula, and food for children with allergies which will need to be checked.
For the safety of all attendees, a strict “No Search, No Entry” policy is in place. Please expect a thorough and strict search upon entry, including bag checks, as a condition of admission. In these times of heightened security, we appreciate your cooperation to ensure a safe and enjoyable event.
Yes, the festival site is accessible for wheelchair users, and disabled toilet facilities will be available. If you require further assistance, please contact us in advance at info@mauritiusfestival.com.
