Beat The Streets 2027
Beat The Streets 2027: Nottingham Festival Raises £50,000 for Rough Sleepers – Tickets On Sale Now
Nottingham came together once again for Beat The Streets in January 2026, with more than 58 artists, bands and poets performing across city-centre venues to raise vital funds for rough sleepers.
It has now been confirmed that this year’s festival raised more than £50,000 for Framework Housing Association. Every ticket, merch sale, tombola and drink purchased is going directly towards completing brand-new high-quality supported homes in Basford, complete with round-the-clock care.
This brings the cumulative total raised by Beat The Streets since its launch by DHP Family in 2018 to £604,155. The money has funded everything from new accommodation and the Covid winter shelter to mental health support and street outreach programmes.
Today it was announced that Beat The Streets 2027 will take place on Sunday 31 January 2027, with tickets now on sale.
How the Money Is Making a Real Difference
Framework CEO Claire McGonigle said: “It’s fantastic to see Beat the Streets achieve another successful year. We’re incredibly grateful to DHP, the staff who give their time, and the artists who share their talent to make the festival possible. This year’s impressive total will go towards Lee House, our supported accommodation in Nottingham for men with a history of rough sleeping.”
Lee House is a powerful example of trauma-informed, compassionate supported housing that transforms lives.
One former rough sleeper, Lisa, 48, shared her story: “Without Framework, I wouldn’t be here now. They just kept coming to see me every day until I was ready to accept their help. The support I’ve received is so much more than just a bed… I’m finally taking the right steps to get my life on track.”
A golden ticket to a full year of Rock City shows added an extra £1,000 to this year’s total, and DHP is also backing the Rock Corps volunteering initiative with a special concert featuring Tinie Tempah and JayaHadaDream.
DHP MD George Akins said: “We are all really proud here to stage such an important event for our city, raising money for a vital cause that we care deeply about. Passing the £600k milestone in 2026 is brilliant and we’re already looking forward to next year.”
Beat The Streets 2027 – Save the Date
Date: Sunday 31 January 2027 Venues: Multiple city-centre Nottingham venues (including Rock City) Tickets: Recommended donation of £20 (gives access to all participating venues for the whole day)
Buy tickets now: https://www.alttickets.com/beat-the-streets-tickets
A golden ticket and other special auction items will be available again in 2027.
Why Beat The Streets Matters
Since 2018 the festival has become a much-loved Nottingham tradition – uniting the city’s music scene with a powerful cause. It proves what can be achieved when artists, venues, promoters and the public come together with kindness and compassion.
To stay up to date with line-up announcements and latest news, join the mailing list at www.beatthestreetsuk.com.
FAQs – Beat The Streets 2027 Nottingham
When is Beat The Streets 2027? Sunday 31 January 2027 across multiple venues in Nottingham city centre.
How much has Beat The Streets raised this year? More than £50,000 for Framework in 2026, bringing the total since 2018 to £604,155.
What is the money being used for? Completing new supported accommodation (including Lee House in Basford) for people who have experienced rough sleeping, with 24/7 trauma-informed support.
How much are Beat The Streets tickets? Recommended donation of £20 – this gives access to every participating venue for the entire day.
Where can I buy Beat The Streets 2027 tickets? Tickets are on sale now at https://www.alttickets.com/beat-the-streets-tickets
Who organises Beat The Streets? DHP Family in partnership with Framework Housing Association and Rock City.
Who benefits from the fundraising? Rough sleepers in Nottingham through Framework’s supported housing, street outreach, mental health support and winter shelters.
Is there a line-up announced for 2027 yet? Not yet – sign up to the mailing list at www.beatthestreetsuk.com for the latest announcements.
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