Short answer: The first confirmed Eden Sessions 2027 shows are Jack Johnson on Friday 2 and Saturday 3 July 2027, with Donavon Frankenreiter and G. Love as special guests. More acts are due. Gig tickets are sold on the Eden Sessions website and include entry to the Eden Project. Inside Track early-access passes have sold out.
The Eden Sessions are the summer concerts held in the grass bowl beside the Eden Project's biomes near St Austell. For 2027 the first confirmed show is Jack Johnson, who is playing two nights. More acts are promised, so this page covers what is confirmed and how the tickets work.
The Eden Project says the shows take place in June and July. So far the only confirmed dates are Friday 2 and Saturday 3 July 2027, when Jack Johnson headlines, with Donavon Frankenreiter and G. Love as special guests. The Eden website says more acts are "coming soon". We will update this page when more dates are confirmed.
Only the Jack Johnson nights have been announced. Earlier seasons have featured a wide mix of acts, but past line-ups say nothing about 2027, so wait for the official announcement.
Gig tickets are sold through the Eden Sessions website. Each gig ticket includes free entry to the Eden Project on the day, according to the Eden Project's own page. A visitor on Google also says the ticket price was almost the same as a normal visit. Two other options are listed:
We have not confirmed 2027 ticket prices, so check the official site before you book. Buy only from the official Eden Sessions site or other approved sellers named there.
Yes, going by the Eden Project's page that the ticket includes free entry. Many people arrive early, see the biomes in the afternoon and then go to the arena. The Eden Project is rated 4.3 from 6,739 Google reviews. One reviewer who went to a gig said the domes get very hot in the afternoon and the arena is set up well, with good views from most places. Read our Eden Project visitor guide for how the day works and how long you need.
The Eden Project is at Bodelva near St Austell. The Eden website points to a separate FAQ page for transport, food and accessibility at the Sessions, and we have not been able to confirm the 2027 details. Look at that page for park and ride, shuttle and station arrangements. Our St Austell page lists the town's own sights, and our easy access days out near St Austell helps if anyone in your group needs step-free options.
That is a question for the Sessions FAQ. For the Eden Project during normal opening, our dogs at Eden Project guide explains the rules. Concert rules are separate from day rules, so do not assume they match.
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Eden has not published 2027 Sessions travel details in the pages we could read, and its Sessions FAQ is where they will appear. What we can confirm is how a normal Eden day works, which is the best guide until then. Eden describes its visitor parking as free, with a free park and ride bus at peak times, and no overnight parking. Electric vehicle charging in the Banana car park is paid.
For a previous season, Eden's Sessions Plus page said that VIP guests could request a parking pass and would be directed to a separate car park, so concert parking can differ from day-visit parking. Do not assume the day rules apply on a gig night.
Two nights of Jack Johnson in July will bring queues leaving the car parks, so allow extra time. Our Eden visitor guide explains the car park layout.
The 2027 Sessions access arrangements have not been published in what we read. For a normal visit, Eden says Blue Badge holders should display their badge on entry, and the Apple 1, Apple 2 and Banana car parks are the access car parks. About 25 free manual wheelchairs are available from Apple 1, Apple 2 and the Visitor Centre, and six mobility scooters can be booked in advance for £20 a day.
Eden says the tarmac route from Apple 1 and Apple 2 to the ticket hall is just over 400m down a slope, gradient 1:18 with a short 1:10 stretch. That is the same slope you climb on the way out after the show, so leave time at the end of the night. Accessible toilets are in the Visitor Centre, the Core and the Link building, with a Changing Places toilet in the Visitor Centre. Personal assistants get free entry on normal days; ask whether that applies to gigs.
For an earlier Sessions Plus night, Eden collected access and dietary requests through a form with a cut-off date. Ask early, and email or phone Eden once the 2027 FAQ appears. Our easy access days out near St Austell has other step-free ideas for the daytime.
Eden has not said in the pages we read whether there is an age limit or a child ticket price for the Jack Johnson nights. A third-party listing for an earlier Sessions described that event as all ages, but that is not a 2027 source, so treat it as a clue only. Check the official Sessions FAQ and ticket page before you buy tickets for children.
Our general guidance for an outdoor gig with a child:
Dogs: Eden's general rules do not allow dogs in the indoor Biomes or children's play areas, and the Sessions answer is not published, so ask before you plan to bring one. See dogs at the Eden Project.
Shows are in June and July. The only confirmed dates so far are Jack Johnson on Friday 2 and Saturday 3 July 2027.
Jack Johnson, with Donavon Frankenreiter and G. Love as special guests. Other acts are listed as coming soon.
Yes. The Eden Project says each gig ticket includes free entry to the Eden Project.
Inside Track passes have sold out for 2027, according to the Eden Project. Sessions Plus VIP packages are listed.
The Eden Sessions FAQ page covers transport, food and accessibility.
Eden describes normal visitor parking as free. The Sessions travel details for 2027 have not been published, so check the Sessions FAQ.
Eden has free loan wheelchairs and Blue Badge parking for day visits, but the 2027 Sessions access details are unpublished. Contact Eden early.
No age policy was published in the pages we read. Check the official Sessions FAQ before buying tickets for children.
No. Dogs are not allowed in the indoor Biomes or children's play areas. The Sessions dog policy is not published.
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