More Names Added to Ezra Collective’s Temple of Joy

Ezra Collective’s Temple of Joy – the curated opening day celebration for Love Supreme Jazz Festival 2026 – continues to take shape, with a new wave of artists now confirmed for Friday 3rd July at Glynde Place.

Set to open Love Supreme’s first-ever three-day Main Stage weekend, Temple of Joy sees Ezra Collective bring together the sounds, scenes and communities that inspire them, ahead of their historic headline set as Love Supreme’s first Friday Main Stage headliners.

Newly added to the line-up is DJ Pee. Wee, the alter ego of nine-time Grammy-winning artist and producer Anderson .Paak, who will make a special appearance at Love Supreme alongside his current tour dates with Bruno Mars. He’s joined by Grammy-winning Durand Bernarr, fresh from taking home Best Progressive R&B Album, and rising R&B star Alex Isley.

They join an already rich and diverse Temple of Joy bill featuring Amanda, Eniola, two kalme, Kio, LULU., Guvna Band Luke Bacchus, with a selection of artists performing as part of a house band curated by Ezra Collective’s Femi Koleoso. Together, the line-up reflects Ezra Collective’s deep connection to jazz, soul, R&B, hip-hop, gospel and the UK’s thriving underground scene.

The Temple of Joy additions build on a standout Love Supreme 2026 line-up, with Ezra Collective headlining Friday and Loyle Carner confirmed as Saturday night’s headliner. Also announced so far are Samara Joy, Jalen Ngonda, The Temptations & The Four Tops, Kokoroko, Esperanza Spalding, Moses Boyd, Annie & The Caldwells, The War and Treaty, Luke Una, D.K. Harrell and Carrtoons.

Love Supreme Jazz Festival returns to Glynde Place, East Sussex, from Friday 3rd – Sunday 5th July 2026 — with more artists, including Sunday’s headliner, still to be announced.