Beat The Streets festival in Nottingham announces an impressive lineup of over 30 artists including Bloodworm, Bored Marsh, Dring, Marvin's Revenge, and Saffron Gray. The event aims to raise funds for Framework to combat homelessness in Nottingham, featuring a diverse range of musical talents from N
Exciting Lineup Revealed
Beat The Streets festival in Nottingham is gearing up for a spectacular showcase of the resurgent music scene in the city. The event, scheduled for Sunday, January 25, 2026, will feature a diverse lineup of artists, with over 30 acts already announced.
Featured Artists
Among the confirmed performers are Bloodworm, Bored Marsh, Dring, Marvin's Revenge, and Saffron Gray. These talented musicians represent the rich tapestry of musical genres present in Nottingham, promising an unforgettable day of live music and entertainment.
Bloodworm: Post-Punk Sensation
Bloodworm, set to embark on a national tour supporting Suede, is generating buzz with their dark post-punk sound reminiscent of Bauhaus and The Cure. Having graced the stage at Splendour, the trio is gaining a dedicated following and is poised for a breakthrough year.
Bored Marsh: Sold-Out Success
Bored Marsh, having previously rocked the stage at Rough Trade, recently sold out their headline show at The Bodega, marking a significant milestone in their career. The band's electrifying performances have captivated audiences and solidified their position as a rising star in the music scene.
Dring: Folk-Inspired Songstress
Dring, an emerging singer-songwriter, combines folk and indie influences to craft mesmerizing storytelling through her music. Drawing inspiration from icons like Joni Mitchell and Hozier, Dring's enchanting compositions have garnered acclaim, making her a talent to watch.
Marvin's Revenge: Dark Soundscapes
Marvin's Revenge is carving a niche for themselves with their grungy soundscapes and enigmatic lyrics. The band's raw energy and distinctive style have earned them a reputation as one of the most exciting new alt-rock acts in the UK.
Saffron Gray: RnB Royalty
Saffron Gray, Nottingham's RnB sensation, is set to bring her soulful grooves to the festival stage. As one of Splendour's 'Future Sound of Nottingham' openers, Saffron Gray's magnetic performances have captivated audiences, establishing her as a local favorite.
Supporting a Worthy Cause
Beat The Streets festival has a longstanding commitment to raising funds for Framework, a charity dedicated to ending homelessness in Nottingham. The event has already raised over £554,000, with all proceeds going towards providing support and housing for those in need.
Exciting Opportunities
In addition to the stellar musical lineup, Beat The Streets organizers will be offering special items for sale, including exclusive backstage tours and golden tickets to upcoming shows. Attendees can contribute further by purchasing merchandise and participating in fundraising activities.
Get Involved
Local artists interested in performing at the festival are encouraged to reach out to the organizers. Beat The Streets promises a day filled with music, community spirit, and support for a vital cause.
Secure Your Tickets
Tickets for Beat The Streets are available for a recommended donation of £20, granting access to multiple venues across Nottingham. Additional donations can be made during the ticket purchase process, with all proceeds benefitting Framework's initiatives.
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Published on 09 December 2025 by Ben Robinson
