The Great Escape 2025 in Brighton wrapped up with a vibrant celebration of rising talent, featuring over 550 artists across 30 venues. The event showcased a mix of genre-defying sets, intimate performances, and insightful industry talks, solidifying its reputation as the UK's premier festival for ne
Saturday Highlights and Performances
On Saturday, The Great Escape 2025 showcased a diverse lineup, including performances by Blue Lab Beats, Crooks Inc., SWIM, Afromerm, Lynks, Baby Berserk, Jodie Langford, and more. These artists brought a mix of jazz, R&B, electronica, and punk to captivated audiences.
Local Talent and Genre Diversity
Brighton's local artists shined on the final day, with acts like CLT DRP, Ladylike, and Goodbye making their mark with unique sounds and energetic performances. Genres ranging from electro-punk to indie rock added to the festival's eclectic atmosphere.
Energetic Performances and Industry Insights
The festival also featured theatrical performances, late-night energy, and industry-focused talks. Emerging artists had the opportunity to learn from industry professionals on topics like press pitching, marketing strategies, and record label engagements. Keynote sessions with artists like Jordan Stephens offered valuable insights into the music industry.
Looking Ahead to 2026
As The Great Escape 2025 came to a close, the focus shifted to the next edition. Super Earlybird tickets for The Great Escape's 20th anniversary in 2026 are now available, promising another year of discovery and excitement for music enthusiasts.
Published on 20 May 2025 by UKFG
