Bloc Party, Jake Bugg, Kaiser Chiefs And Travis To Headline Nottingham's Splendour Festival
Wednesday, 05 February 2025
Written by Jon Stickler
Nottingham's Splendour Festival is back for the summer.
The event will return to Wollaton Park in July, with Bloc Party topping Saturday's bill, performing songs from their debut album 'Silent Alarm', plus greatest hits, and Kaiser Chiefs will headline on Sunday, celebrating their debut album, 'Employment'.
Other acts confirmed to perform across the weekend include headliners Travis and Jake Bugg, plus Clean Bandit, Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Natasha Bedingfield, Echo and The Bunnymen, Seasick Steve, The Levellers, and The Fratellis.
A new stage will be introduced this year, which will host a daytime disco hosted by Day Fever, with tunes curated by Jon McClure of Reverend and the Makers and actress Vicky McClure (no relation). A line-up of electronic music programming closing out both days is still to be revealed. George Akins of DHP Family said:
"Splendour has become a standout weekend for families and seasoned gig-goers alike and an important event for the cultural and economic value it brings to the region. We’re very pleased to finally be back with another brilliant line-up, now spread across two days and six distinct stages, offering great value to everyone coming to enjoy the weekend with us."
Head below to keep up to date with the latest line-up announcements.
What? A two-day, family-friendly festival featuring the biggest names from the world of pop and indie.
Where? Wollaton Park in Nottingham.
When? July 19 - 20.
Who? Jack Bugg and Bloc Party will headline on Saturday, with the latter playing songs from their debut album 'Silent Alarm', plus greatest hits. Kaiser Chiefs and Travis top the bill on Sunday, with the former performing a set to celebrate their debut album, 'Employment'.
Other acts confirmed play the Saturday are Clean Bandit, Natasha Bedingfield, Seasick Steve, Kingfishr, LYVIA, Brooke Combe, Elvana, Vicky McClure and Our Dementia Choir, and The Amy Winehouse Band.
Sunday's line-up also includes Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Echo and The Bunnymen, The Levellers, The Fratellis, Kate Nash, Cardinals, Kezia Gill, Overpass, TSSFU, The Publics, Pentire, and Tom A. Smith.
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