LIVERPOOL’S FESTIVAL SEASON: WHO’S PLAYING WHERE IN 2025
Summer’s here again, and Liverpool’s artists are once more hitting the road, showcasing the city’s vibrant music scene across the UK and beyond.
From intimate venues to major festival stages, these musicians are not just performing—they’re making statements, building communities, and leaving lasting impressions.
Ni Maxine recently graced the stage at Cheltenham Jazz Festival, bringing her soulful narratives and socially conscious themes to a wider audience. Her upcoming EP, Mother’s Arms, promises to delve deeper into personal and collective experiences, marking a significant milestone in her artistic journey. She is also set to perform at Leeds Jazz Festival later this year.
Luvcat is making notable appearances at The Great Escape, Wide Awake, and Tramlines. Her performances blend moody synth-pop with striking visuals, creating immersive experiences that captivate audiences and critics alike.
MT Jones will perform at Mostly Jazz Funk & Soul Festival, offering his smooth vocals and groove-infused tracks that resonate with fans of classic soul and contemporary R&B alike.
Pixey continues to blend indie rock with electronic beats, creating a unique sound that’s both nostalgic and forward-thinking. She is scheduled to perform at Neighbourhood Weekender in Warrington on May 24, 2025.
Red Rum Club are slated for performances at Tramlines and a significant hometown show at Aintree Racecourse. Their brass-infused indie rock has garnered a dedicated following, and their live shows are known for their infectious energy.
Jamie Webster will take the stage at Live at Leeds, bringing his folk-inspired anthems and socially aware lyrics to a broader audience. His ability to connect with listeners through storytelling sets him apart in the contemporary music landscape.
The Mysterines are set to perform at Tramlines, showcasing their gritty rock sound that has been gaining traction across the UK. Their raw energy and compelling performances make them a standout act in the festival lineup.
The Cheap Thrills will appear at Liverpool Sound City, bringing their catchy hooks and energetic performances to the stage. Their blend of indie rock and pop sensibilities has been winning over audiences both locally and nationally.
STONE are also part of the Liverpool Sound City lineup, known for their high-octane shows and a sound that fuses punk energy with modern indie rock. They’re quickly becoming one of the city’s most talked-about new bands.
The Zutons, Liverpool’s own indie rock veterans, are making a triumphant return with performances at various festivals, including Tramlines. Their classic hits and new material continue to resonate with fans old and new.
These artists exemplify the diversity and dynamism of Liverpool’s music scene. Their presence at festivals across the country not only entertains but also reinforces the city’s reputation as a breeding ground for talent and innovation.
Upcoming Festival Performances by Liverpool Artists
Ni Maxine – Leeds Jazz Festival, May 23, 2025
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Luvcat – The Great Escape, May 14–17, 2025
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MT Jones – Mostly Jazz Funk & Soul Festival, July 11–13, 2025
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Pixey – Neighbourhood Weekender, May 24, 2025
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Red Rum Club – Tramlines, July 25–27, 2025
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Jamie Webster – Live at Leeds in the Park, May 24, 2025
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The Mysterines – Tramlines, July 25–27, 2025
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The Cheap Thrills – Liverpool Sound City, May 4, 2025
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STONE – Liverpool Sound City, May 4, 2025
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The Zutons – Tramlines, July 25–27, 2025
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