Liverpool is set to host one of the UK’s biggest music festivals as BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 takes over Sefton Park from May 23 to 25. The annual festival, known for bringing top-tier artists to different parts of the country, promises an unforgettable three days of live music, with a star-studded lineup and thousands of fans expected to attend.
Star-Studded Line-Up
The festival will feature an eclectic mix of artists across multiple stages. Here’s a breakdown of what to expect:
Friday, May 23:
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Main Stage: Biffy Clyro, James Hype, The Wombats, Tom Grennan
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New Music Stage: Barry Can’t Swim, Confidence Man, D.O.D, Jazzy, Katy B, Nia Archives, Prospa
Saturday, May 24:
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Main Stage: Blossoms, Myles Smith, Sam Fender, Tom Odell, Wolf Alice
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New Music Stage: Aitch b2b AJ Tracey, Artemas, Good Neighbours, Inhaler, Jordan Adetunji
Sunday, May 25:
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Main Stage: Jorja Smith, Lola Young, Mumford & Sons, Tate McRae, Wet Leg
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New Music Stage: FLO, JADE, Joy Crookes, Self Esteem, South Arcade
Tickets & How to Get Them
Tickets for the event will be available from 5 pm on Thursday, March 13, priced at £33 each, plus a £4.50 booking fee. To ensure local fans have a fair shot, ticket allocation will be as follows:
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50% reserved for Liverpool residents
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40% for surrounding areas
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10% for the rest of the UK
Venue & Travel Information
Sefton Park, a sprawling 200-acre green space, will host the event. While the festival will take over a portion of the park, 70% will remain open to the public throughout the weekend.
Organizers have encouraged attendees to use public transport, as there will be no parking at the venue. Liverpool City Council is planning a dedicated shuttle bus service from the city center to the park to make travel easier.
A Weekend to Remember
With an incredible mix of global superstars and up-and-coming talent, BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend 2025 is shaping up to be an unmissable event. Fans can expect high-energy performances, festival vibes, and a chance to experience the best of live music in one of the UK’s most vibrant cities.
For updates and more details, visit the official BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend website.