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The Great Escape Festival 2025 in Brighton And Hove,

May 14, 2025 at 4:00 PM  ·  Various Brighton Venues Various Brighton Venues

The Great Escape Festival
May 14
The Great Escape Festival
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ELINBORG, a Faroese dark electro-pop artist from Gøta, won 'Best Live Act' at the 2016 Faroese Music Awards. Her song "Brimið" was featured in Netflix's "RAGNAROK." Known for her melancholic voice and nature-inspired themes, her EP "VERA," co-produced by Eivør, includes collaborations with Tróndur Bogason and Trond Bersu.
PUNCHBAG, a brother-sister duo from South London, combines punk's raw energy with pop's ecstasy. Known for fierce tempos and cathartic alternative pop.
Donny Benét, a Sydney-based cult figure, burst onto the scene in 2011 with "Don't Hold Back." Known for vintage synth sounds, he achieved fame with "The Don" in 2018 and tours globally with The Donny Benét Show band, selling out venues in Europe and Australia.
Ashaine White, an alternative artist, aims to connect with listeners through authentic music. Praised by The Line of Best Fit, she defies musical subculture norms.
Beddy Rays, formed in Australia, gained fame with "Sobercoaster" in 2020. Their 2022 debut album peaked at No. 8 on the ARIA Charts, earning a 'Breakthrough Artist' ARIA nomination. Known for catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics, they shone at Falls Festival and Splendour in the Grass.
Eivør, born in the Faroe Islands, is a Nordic artist known for blending genres and folk influences. Awarded the Nordic Council Music Prize in 2021, she collaborates with her partner, Tróndur Bogason. Her album "ENN" marks a debut with metal label Season of Mist, featuring tracks like "Gaia." Her music resonates with the metal community, reflecting a unique and personal style.
Bristol's Heavy Lungs are known for their raw, intense live shows. Collaborating with IDLES and Oh Sees, they're recognized for their loud, cathartic performances.
Knives, a UK sextet blending hardcore, post-punk, alt-rock, and experimental jazz, are known for their raw energy, debut album *GLITTER*, and gigs supporting The Armed, Mclusky, and more.
Irish singer-songwriter Bradley Marshall from Tallaght is known for his emotional, heartfelt songs, amassing over 12 million Spotify streams. With a style similar to Dermot Kennedy, Bradley gained attention with songs like "Perfect For Me" and "You’ll Be Okay," resonating deeply with fans. His powerful vocal delivery and relatable lyrics showcase his rising talent.
Nap Eyes' fifth album, The Neon Gate, features nine captivating tracks blending physics, philosophy, and abstract compositions; praised by NPR and Newsweek for subtlety and fascinating songwriting.
Toronto-based Gloin crafts driving, dark post-punk with noise rock and industrial elements. Known for clever, sarcastic tracks, they've toured North America and played notable festivals, collaborating with studio talents like Dylan Frankland and Graham Walsh.
The Stingrays, featuring Hector Delicious, George Van Den Broek (Yellow Days), and Milo-G, blend psych rock and soul. They’ve toured the US, Japan, and Australia.
Brooklyn-based indie-rock artist Daffo, originally from Philadelphia, crafts poignantly raw songs about complex emotions. Known for intimate DIY shows, they are signed to Concord Records.
Keo, Romanian singer, songwriter, and producer, began in Switzerland with pop-rock band The Park. He found solo success in Romania with hits like “Azi vii, maine pleci.” Known for his relationship with popstar Andreea Balan, Keo has worked with artists like Alexandra Ungureanu. He launched "PianoMania" concerts in 2017, showcasing love songs from past decades.
Cork-based indie rock/pop band Cliffords, known for their emotional sound and live shows, blend indie energy with pop. They've played to packed venues and released debut EP ‘Strawberry Scented.’
NO CIGAR, known for their ‘semi rock’ style, gained fame with hits from their second album *The Great Escape*. They write in Chantilly, toured the UK, and earned praise from L. Gallagher.
Perth's South Summit blends rock, reggae, and hip-hop to captivate Australian audiences. Known for EPs Merlin’s and Creatures, they explore human experiences.
Kita Alexander, an alt-pop singer-songwriter from Byron Bay, Australia, is known for her album "Young In Love." ARIA-nominated and highly streamed, her music blends vulnerability with empowerment.
DUG is a transatlantic folk duo blending Irish and American traditional music, led by songwriter Conor Lorkin O’Reilly and banjoist Jonny Pickett. Their single “Jubilee” was shortlisted for two 2024 Grammy nominations.
Formed in South London, Mên An Tol, led by Bill Jefferson from Cornwall, blends raw folk and Britpop styles. Known for tracks 'NW1' and 'Set In Stone', they revive folk with mandolin and storytelling.
Junior Brother, from Co. Kerry, is a unique Irish folk singer-songwriter known for rich, lyrical storytelling. Signed to Pete Doherty’s Strap Originals label.
London-born Lola Moxom blends R&B, soul, jazz, and pop with powerhouse vocals, sharing stages with Alex Isley and HUMBLE the GREAT. Influenced by Prince and Stevie Wonder.
Belfast-born Neil Kerr, aka Mount Palomar, is an Irish experimental electronic producer known for his dynamic live sets at Berghain and stages with BICEP, Overmono, and more.
Thea Gustafsson, known as Becky and the Birds, is a versatile artist from Sweden, renowned for her ethereal and experimental sound. Since 2017, she self-produces captivating tracks, pushing genre boundaries with a distinct, innovative style.
Mongolian-born, Munich-based Enji blends jazz with her roots in "Sonor," exploring culture and identity. Collaborating with jazz musicians, she crafts music reflecting growth through distance.
Folk Bitch Trio, former high school friends Heide, Jeanie, and Gracie, blend humor with folk music, telling vivid, ironic stories of young adult life in their acclaimed debut album.
Lynks, a cult sensation in London's underground music scene, is famed for their electro-punk chaos. Praised by top media and artists like Elton John, their legendary shows have sold out across the UK, turning venues into queer dystopias.
Eggy, a U.S. indie rock band formed in 2016, blends heartfelt lyrics with rich melodies. Known for albums *Watercolor Days* and *Waiting Game*, they've toured over 40 states.
Bristol-born producer Rubii is known for his unique, technicolor pop style. Supported by Spotify, BBC radios, and collaborators like Just Harry, he’s gained acclaim since 2016.
From Falkirk, Scotland, Brògeal blends Celtic folk, indie, and punk with lively instrumentation and Scottish brogue, famed for energetic, sing-along anthems and explosive live shows.

Venue Info

Various Brighton Venues

Bartholomew Rd, Brighton and Hove, Brighton BN1 1JW, UK Directions

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