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Beats & Branches · 5 – 9 November 2026 · Arizona · Capped at fifty people
Beats & Branches is small on purpose. A night camping on a private stretch of ponderosa forest, wrapped either side by a few days in Phoenix. Saturday is the long one: music from eight in the morning straight through to a sunrise set, with a silent disco running alongside from the evening and everybody on the bill in the booth together at four. Nobody is queuing, nobody is being crowd-managed, and the person who booked the bill will be the one handing you an earplug.
- 5 – 9 November 2026
- Private land in Arizona — exact location with your ticket
- All ages. Under-16s free with a ticketed adult.
- Camping onsite, sold separately
Headliner
Will See
What it actually is
Saturday, eight in the morning to six the next
Twenty-two hours of it. Eight artists through the day and the small hours, the silent disco from midnight, everyone on the bill in the booth together at four, and Will See closing it as the sun comes up over the trees.
The silent disco
Starts each night while the main programme is still running, and carries on after it stops. Headphones are provided — bring nothing. It is also how the music keeps going without waking the far camp.
Fifty people
Not a headcount we are working up to — the cap. By Saturday you will know most of the names, and somebody will have fixed your stove.
And then Phoenix
Sunday afternoon the camp packs out and it moves to the city: the evening in the studio and streamed on Twitch, which your wristband covers. Monday is a working day, a dinner and a closing set, and it is a separate ticket.
Tickets
Codes go out on 1 September. Returning attendees can redeem from 7 September, and general tickets follow on 8 September.
General Admission
$165
The wristband nearly everyone buys. Nothing is fenced off from it.
Full detailsRoot Access
$325
Back the weekend. The extras are still being defined.
Full detailsCamping, sold separately
RV Row
$150
A level drive-in pitch with room for a rig. Fully dry — no hookups.
Full detailsCamp In The Thick Of It
$75
Roll out of bed into the party. Tents or vehicle camping.
Full detailsQuiet Camp
$75
The upper meadow. No amplified sound, dark skies, actual sleep.
What the crew books
Full detailsBefore you come
- Dates
- Thursday, 5 November 2026 to Monday, 9 November 2026, of which the public programme is Saturday to Monday. A wristband is Saturday morning through Sunday night, with camping on the Saturday night on the land.Which day is where.
- Getting there
- Fly into Phoenix Sky Harbor (PHX) and drive. You need a car — there is no shuttle and rideshare will not come back for you. We are holding the location until the weather is settled; it goes out with your ticket. The site map.
- Age policy
- All ages. Under-16s free with a ticketed adult.
- Camping
- Three zones on the land, from drive-in RV to the quiet meadow. Not included with any wristband.Compare them.
- Weather
- Early November in high pine forest. Warm afternoons, freezing nights, and it might snow.Pack for both.
- Questions
- The FAQ covers re-entry, kids, dogs, generators and refunds. Anything else, ask in the Discord.