Brick Lane Jazz Festival 2025 Unveils an Eclectic Lineup, Showcasing the Best of UK and Global Jazz.
The energy of UK jazz has never been stronger, and Brick Lane Jazz Festival is taking things to a whole new level. Set in the heart of London’s famous Brick Lane, this festival has grown year by year, transforming the iconic street into a vibrant celebration of sound. With the first names announced for the 2025 event, it’s clear this year will be bigger and bolder than ever. Mark your calendars for April 25th – 27th and get ready for three days of immersive, genre-blending performances from jazz icons and groundbreaking new talents.
Headlining this year’s lineup, you’ll find Laraaji, the mesmerising Ragz Originale, and the dynamic Adi Oasis. This trio represents just the tip of an expansive lineup that bridges the worlds of post-bop, alt-R&B, and afrobeat. As one of the most awaited live events of the year, Brick Lane Jazz Festival is pulling together a unique mix of genre-defying artists, blending old-school jazz roots with fresh sounds that’ll resonate with music lovers of all kinds.
The festival doesn’t just stop at the headliners. Madison McFerrin is bringing her signature soulful vibes to the stage, while 30/70’s powerhouse vocalist Allysha Joy, the captivating Sans Soucis, and acclaimed trumpeter Jay Phelps are set to deliver unforgettable performances. Known for championing emerging voices, Brick Lane Jazz Festival will also feature a special showcase from Tru Thoughts, presenting acts like oreglo, Astrønne, and genre-blending UK artist Jelani Blackman.
Another highly-anticipated addition is Glasgow’s own Rebecca Vasmant, adding her creative energy to this remarkable weekend.
Each day of the festival has been carefully curated to offer something for everyone. Friday kicks off with Ragz Originale, Allysha Joy, and Jelani Blackman, with sets that’ll flow seamlessly from jazz to R&B and beyond. On Saturday, fans can catch Adi Oasis, alongside the electrifying Afriquoi and Tru Thoughts’ thrilling mix of WheelUP, Footshooter, and others.
Sunday wraps up with a soulful performance from Laraaji, joined by Gary Crosby’s Groundation and a host of jazz visionaries, ensuring the weekend ends on a high note.
This festival is set to be a cultural melting pot, offering a platform where UK jazz connects with global influences, creating something truly special. With its unique mix of genre-crossing acts and London’s unbeatable atmosphere, Brick Lane Jazz Festival is fast becoming a must-visit for music lovers across the spectrum.
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