The iconic outdoor concert series will take place from Tuesday, July 8, to Sunday, July 13, with headline shows featuring Craig David, The Human League, and UB40 with Ali Campbell.
Other acts include DJ Spoony’s Garage Classical, Alison Moyet, and the Gipsy Kings with Nicolas Reyes.
Offering a unique experience, the festival allows concertgoers to bring their own food and drinks or choose from a selection of open-air bars and street food stalls.
Tickets are available from kewthemusic.org
Kicking off the event on Tuesday, July 8, will be Craig David, presenting his TS5 show.
The R&B star, who has sold over 20 million albums and achieved 14 Top 10 hits, is known for his high-energy performances and crowd favourites.
On Wednesday, July 9, The Human League will take the stage.
The Sheffield-based band became pioneers of 1980s synth pop, achieving international fame with hits like ‘Don’t You Want Me’ and ‘Together In Electric Dreams’.
UB40 featuring Ali Campbell will perform on Thursday, July 10.
The band, known for hits such as ‘Red Red Wine’ and ‘Kingston Town’, have sold over 70 million records worldwide.
Friday, July 11, will see DJ Spoony’s Garage Classical take centre stage.
The show, which blends UK garage with live orchestral music, will include special guests like Daniel Bedingfield and So Solid Crew.
Alison Moyet, celebrating her 40th anniversary as a solo artist, will perform on Saturday, July 12.
Moyet, known for her distinctive voice, will perform fan favourites as well as material from her latest Top 10 album ‘Key’.
Closing the festival on Sunday, July 13, will be the Gipsy Kings featuring Nicolas Reyes.
The band, known for their blend of traditional flamenco styles with Western pop and Latin rhythms, have sold almost 20 million albums worldwide.
The festival, renowned for its relaxed atmosphere and scenic setting, attracts music lovers of all ages.
With a mix of pop, reggae, garage, and more, the 2025 line-up promises a diverse musical experience for attendees.
