Tankus are coming to Armchair Adventure Festival 2026 🎷
Some bands you listen to. Some bands you experience.
We’re delighted to announce that Tankus will be joining us at Armchair Adventure Festival 2026 — bringing their unmistakable sound, infectious energy, and wildly joyful live show to the Cornish hills.
Blending rock ’n’ roll, soul, funk, jazz, punk and a healthy dose of chaos, Tankus have built a reputation for live performances that feel more like a travelling carnival than a conventional gig. Think pounding rhythms, swinging brass, and songs that grab you by the hand and pull you straight into the moment.
They’re the kind of band that turns strangers into dance partners and fields into dancefloors — whether you planned on dancing or not.
At Armchair, music isn’t just something that happens between talks. It’s part of the adventure. It’s the soundtrack to shared meals, sunset skies, campfire conversations, and those moments where you realise you’re exactly where you’re meant to be.
Tankus fit that spirit perfectly.
We can’t wait to welcome them to the Armchair stage in 2026 — and this is just the beginning. More music announcements coming soon.
đź“Ť Mount Edgcumbe, Cornwall
📅 July 23–26, 2026
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