The BRITs 2025 just got hot, and with London’s O2 Arena shimmering in the background of the UK’s biggest night in music, two more electrifying names are joining an increasingly packed list of performers: Sam Fender and Lola Young.
The annual celebration of British music is always one to remember, but this year, it’s already shaping up to be unforgettable. The Wollington-based blue collar force-of-nature who specializes in flipping bruised-lyricism into near stadium-sized songs isn’t new to the BRITs stage, he’ll be returning here with the same fury that’s landed him on festival main-stages and turned him into the nation’s sweetheart. And he’s coming in hot. People Watching, his new album, drops this month, and fans are aflutter about what’s to come.
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“Me and the boys are so excited to be performing at The BRITs this year, we would love to see you all there.” Sam shared, and it’s safe to say, the feeling’s mutual. And with a run of huge outdoor shows scheduled for this summer around the UK, 2025 is off to a flying start for Fender.
Assisting in the spotlight is none other than Lola Young, the fearless and formidable voice that’s made her place known within the alt-pop world. From viral buzz to soulful, no-holds-barred raunch, Lola’s ascent has been rapid, and her BRITs debut is going to be something to remember.
The pair joins an already impressive lineup of music guests, including cover queen JADE, the eternally suave Myles Smith, chart favorite Sabrina Carpenter, genre-bending Shaboozey, smooth crooner Teddy Swims, and the theatricality of The Last Dinner Party. In other words, if you like seeing live music, don’t miss this night.
The always-charismatic Jack Whitehall, there once again to do the honours and confront the chaos, humour, and pure celebration that the BRITs have in abundance. Now, with the show airing live on ITV1, ITVX, STV, and STV Player, fans across the UK and beyond can watch all the action as it unfolds.
There’s always a little piece of magic in the air when the BRIT Awards come rolling around, the feeling that you’re seeing not just the zenith of British music, but the next page in its great big story. With Sam Fender the vehicle of raw passion and Lola Young the reborn energy injected into the night, the 2025 edition looks to be both a homecoming and a coming out all in one.
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