Round Corner Brewing are bringing ten hours of live music, street eats and craft beer to the people of Melton Mowbray this July

Clear your Saturday: Sound Corner Music Festival returns to Round Corner Brewing on July 4 2026, bringing ten hours of live music, street eats and seriously good beer to the heart of Melton Mowbray

WHAT? Sound Corner Music Festival
WHERE? Round Corner Brewing, Melton Mowbray
WHEN? July 4, 2026 - 12pm to 10pm

From 12pm to 10pm, the brewery will be transformed into a two‑stage mini‑festival, with rock, folk and acoustic acts taking over the Main Stage and the Taproom’s Acoustic Stage. Expect a mix of established local heroes and fresh new talent — from crowd‑pleasers Idle Hands and Emily Victoria to rising stars Bella and the 1912s. 

It’s not just about the music. Festivalgoers can graze their way through a line‑up of street food vendors while working through Round Corner Brewing’s award‑winning beers, all served up in a laid‑back, summery, brewery‑yard atmosphere. 

Co‑founder Colin Paige sums up the vibe: “We wanted Sound Corner to feel very Melton Mowbray — relaxed, welcoming and full of character. There’s so much talent here, and this festival is our way of celebrating it. That community feel is what Sound Corner is all about.”

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Now in its fourth year, Sound Corner has quietly become one of the region’s standout indie festivals — a proper celebration of local music, great beer and good‑time energy. 

Tickets are on sale now via Eventbrite and Round Corner Brewing’s socials...
Eventbrite: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/sound-corner-music-festival-2026-tickets-1990465186956 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/roundcornerbeer 
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roundcornerbrewing/ 

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