Appetite On The Farm festival

Rinkoff’s Bakery and Appetite on the Farm launch limited-edition doughnut supporting Ukrainian music initiative

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Independent electronic music festival Appetite On The Farm has teamed up with 115-year-old East London institution, Rinkoff’s Bakery, to launch a limited-edition doughnut, with a portion of every sale supporting Ukrainian music initiative Enter DJ.

Founded by DJs Elliot Schooling and Liam Palmer, Appetite On The Farm has grown from a grassroots London party into one of the South East’s most up-and-coming festivals. Returning to Kelvedon Hall, Essex on 29–30 August, this year’s fifth edition features heavyweights Jamie Jones, Skream, Eliza Rose, Todd Edwards, Traumer, Dyed Soundorom and many more. 

In celebration of the festival’s fifth anniversary, it has collaborated with beloved family-run bakery Rinkoff’s to bring its iconic doughnut logo to life for the first time. Founded in 1911 by Hyman Rinkoff, it has become one of East London’s best-known independent bakeries.

Created exclusively, the limited-edition doughnut will be available throughout August at both bakery store locations in Whitechapel and Mile End. Inspired by Appetite’s pink doughnut logo, it features Rinkoff’s century-old recipe, finished with pink icing and sprinkles. The launch also coincides with the publication of Rinkoff’s debut cookbook, The Jewish Bakery (Quadrille, £28), which celebrates more than a century of family baking recipes.

Together, Appetite and Rinkoff’s will donate a portion of proceeds from every Appetite doughnut sold to Enter DJ, an inclusive Ukrainian initiative using electronic music and DJing programmes to support people affected by the war through music and education.

“We’ve always wanted to collab with a bakery and with Appetite on the Farm celebrating its 5th anniversary, we couldn’t think of a better time. Rinkoff’s is a proper East End institution; we loved its history right away and we’re also super excited to be able to work with EnterDJ as well; the work they’re doing in Ukraine is amazing.” – Elliot Schooling, co-founder of Appetite on the Farm.

The limited-edition Appetite doughnut will be available exclusively from Rinkoff’s Bakery shop at Vallance Road throughout August, with a portion of every sale supporting Enter DJ ahead of Appetite On The Farm on 29–30 August.

To support Enter DJ’s mission of helping Ukrainian veterans heal through music and DJing, donate via the GoFundMe page here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-veterans-in-ukraine-heal-through-music-and-djing

APPETITE ON THE FARM RETURNS TO ESSEX FOR 5TH EDITION AT KELVEDON HALL THIS AUGUST

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New school house favourite Appetite On The Farm is back bigger than ever at the gorgeous Kelvedon Hall in Brentwood, Essex, on 29 and 30 August 2026. This much anticipated fifth edition is the most ambitious yet at the historic estate, with 20,000 people welcomed across several stages for one unforgettable August Bank Holiday weekend just 30 mins from London Liverpool Street Station. Sign up HERE for first access to tickets. 

A broad mix of names across house, tech and garage will serve up a fresh soundtrack across the whole site. The lineup features legends, edgy breakout stars and artists essential to the Appetite sound: hyped contemporary tastemakers Luke Dean, Locky, Jamback and Omar+ have topped charts with their tunes and are in demand across Europe. 

Elsewhere, Dr Banana brings his playful, garage-rooted selections and deep UK lineage, while Dyed Soundorom and Laidlaw deliver refined, minimal cuts. Kirollus continues to emerge as one of house music’s most exciting new voices, sitting comfortably alongside the hypnotic low end techno of Traumer and the emotive, left-of-centre sounds of Saoirse and Shanti Celeste. 

Chunky, groove-led selectors Jamie Jones, Sidney Charles and baseline whizz Silva Bumpa add high-energy while legendary US pioneer Todd Edwards brings timeless garage foundations. Elsewhere, Kolter and MJ Cole represent two generations of dance music innovation, with Eliza Rose, Skream, and Appetite founders Elliott Schooling & Liam Palmer reinforcing the festival’s high quality and future-facing sound.

There will be six stages in all, each with its own identity and well curated programming including The Barn, The Clearing, The Forest, The Jam & Doughnut, The Stables and The Record Store, all reflecting the brand’s musical roots and forward-facing approach.

Beyond the music, the event will once again host the Appetite Food Market and a tasty selection of street food and spaces designed for socialising and downtime. The overall experience is rooted in a strong sense of community with a mix of open-air dancing, immersive musical settings and a welcoming, inclusive atmosphere.

With ticket prices ranging from £40 to £120, Appetite On The Farm 2026 is an unmissable weekend that will continue the festival’s evolution while staying true to the community-led spirit that has defined it since day one.

Sign up HERE for first access to tickets. Presale tickets live at 10am on 30 Jan, General sale tickets live at 12pm on 30 Jan.

Appetite On The Farm 2026

Kelvedon Hall, Brentwood, CM14 5TN

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