Good Vibrations Society Festival returns for 2025

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Taking place across three magical days celebrating music, well-being, and community, Good Vibrations Society is a family-friendly festival located in the lush Pippingford Park in Sussex.

Taking place across three magical days celebrating music, well-being, and community, Good Vibrations Society is a family-friendly festival located in the lush Pippingford Park in Sussex. Expanding beyond the typical festival offering, Good Vibrations places a key focus on music, as well as ecology and well-being - promising to nourish the soul of attendees of all ages with their far-reaching programme that covers everything from inspiring talks, panels, and workshops to world-class live and DJ bookings, including Norman Jay MBE, So Solid Crew, Facesoul, Gentleman’s Dub Club and Soul II Soul, who all grace the bill for 2025. Tickets are available here - https://goodvibrationssociety.com/shop/


Perfectly balanced with Good Vibrations, homegrown and need-to-know talent, music sits at the heart of their diverse celebration.  Staying true to the Garage vibes that have become a party-starting staple in Friday night offerings, So Solid Crew’s Romeo and Lisa Mafia make their debut at Pippingford Park this summer. Hot off their sold-out Barbican shows, a collective of musicians from across Africa have created a musical spectacle for the ages known as the London African Gospel Choir arrive at Good Vibrations Society Saturday night reimagining Paul Simon's album Graceland. To conclude, the festival will be inviting North London's very own Soul II Soul for the final dance on Sunday night. Other artists from the billing include Luke Una, Norman Jay, Riot Jazz, Gentleman's Dub Club, Ayla Nereo, FACESOUL, Alex Serra, The Troubled Notes, Madalitso, General Levy plus many more.


Nestled away in the nature of Pippingford Park, Good Vibrations Society, celebrates the idea of community and sharing. The wider programme includes a rich variety of holistic and wellbeing-focused activities, from yoga to thought-provoking talks. Plus, the vast woodland of the site allows for wild forest walks and more. Good Vibrations Society is a chance to celebrate life, friendship, and self-expression in a truly unforgettable setting.


Now in its fifth year, Good Vibrations Society has built up a solid reputation locally and hopes to captivate a wider audience, building its brand name further afield. Good Vibrations is a festival for everyone — whatever your age or stage of life, Good Vibrations has something special for you. With a vibrant blend of live music, wellness experiences, and a strong sense of community, it's a space where the young and the old come together to connect, celebrate, and recharge.  It’s also worth noting that Good Vibrations is a favourite amongst solo festival goers, as well as being  both a safe and sober-friendly choice due to its welcoming team and community.  The organisers know their festival, the people, and that ‘family’ vibe; so whatever your vibe ,Good Vibrations are ready to welcome you with open arms. 


The careful curation runs through every part of the festival, from the 2,500-capacity mainstage BLOOM to the locally sourced food, drink and traders on site, the attention to detail is aimed to drive community, positive energy and connection without compromising on intimacy. The Warren capped at 750 will be the heart of electronic music, The Root will be the main well-being space with classes and workshops. The Nest will be a small community-led space with local performers and free tea! The Branches will be the spot for those who want to dive into discussion and the Hive will be a  kaleidoscopic kids' hub and evolving playspace. . No matter what your age there truly is something for everyone to enjoy at this year's Good Vibrations Society. Come together and experience music, nature and togetherness like never before. 


"I have toured the world with a band and run festivals across Europe since 2008 but have taken no greater pleasure than launching and running Good Vibrations Society in the community I grew up in. The Ashdown Forest is a a unique wilderness and we have managed to create a nourishing weekend of music, wellbeing and ecology for all ages in a secret paradise hidden away for most of the year" - Jonathan Scratchley, Co-Founder


Promising a weekend of music, ecology and wellbeing to nourish your soul for every age, and that’s exactly what they’ll deliver. 

 

GOOD VIBRATIONS SOCIETY 2025 LINEUP 


SOUL II SOUL
PAUL SIMON'S GRACELAND  Reimagined by LONDON AFRICAN GOSPEL CHOIR

SO SOLID CREW  Ft. DJ Dan Da Man - Romeo - Lisa Maffia

GENTLEMAN'S DUB CLUB

 DAWN PENN - NORMAN JAY

 FACESOUL - LUKE UNA - GENERAL LEVY

 YAEL DECKELBAUM - RIOT JAZZ

 LEN BLAKE - CARRIE TREE - BUSHBBY

 FOLKADELIX - THE TROUBLE NOTES - SUSIE RO

 MAMPI SWIFT - KAYA FYAH - JESSI G-SHELLZ

 CAITLIN - PLANTFOOD - SOLEBOUND - RAFIKI - CUPPA T

Published on 16 April 2025 by UKFG

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