Line-up introduced for Subject Day 2025
Subject Day has introduced the line-up for its 2025 version – you’ll be able to test it out beneath.
- READ MORE: Subject Day 2022 assessment: the previous, current and way forward for digital music
The one-day occasion is because of happen at Brockwell Park close to Brixton in South London on Saturday Might 24. At present (November 5), organisers have shared the primary wave of acts, with Peggy Gou now revealed to be headlining.
Different confirmed acts embrace Jungle (for a DJ set), Folamour, Skream & Benga, Dixon, Mall Seize and Midland.
Additionally showing Bubble Love, Fatima Yamaha, female-only DJ collective Women Don’t Sync, Jayda G, Palms Trax and and Particular Request, with further DJ units from German digital duo Modeselektor and AK Sports activities – with extra names set to be introduced.
The pre-sale for Subject Day 2025 begins at 10am on Tuesday November 12 and you’ll enroll here. Tickets occurring normal sale at 10am Thursday November 14.
The artist line-up announcement follows information that the digital music competition could be shifting places subsequent yr, having beforehand operated from Victoria Park in East London for the previous 4 years as a one-day occasion run by All Factors East.
Final month, (October 10), they introduced that in 2025 they’ll be shifting to Brockwell Park, becoming a member of a string of different festivals happening on the south London park together with Extensive Awake, Cross The Tracks, Mighty Hoopla and Metropolis Splash.
They’ve additionally introduced a brand new date, with Subject Day 2025 set to happen on Saturday Might 24 as a part of the Brockwell Dwell Financial institution Vacation Weekender.
Mark Newton, Subject Day Pageant Director mentioned he’s “extremely excited” concerning the new location and date, which he mentioned “solidifies [the festival’s] place at first of London’s summer season.”
This yr’s version of Subject Day noticed Justice and PinkPantheress headline, alongside performances from 2ManyDJs, Romy, Mura Masa, I. Jordan, Yves Tumor and Sega Bodega.
In 2022, NME headed to the competition, calling it one of many “most thrilling curations but” and “a return to what it does greatest: showcasing the previous, current and way forward for digital music”, in a four-star assessment.