Nova Twins, SOFT PLAY, Frank Turner and more announce intimate BRITs Week 25 shows

The line-up has been revealed for this year’s BRITs Week 25, delivered by DHL for War Child.

The annual series of intimate shows, which all raise money for War Child around the time of the BRIT Awards, will be hosting some great names in rock and alternative in 2025 – there’s Nova Twins playing Omeara, SOFT PLAY doing Village Underground, and Frank Turner headlining 93 Feet East.

Elsewhere, the likes of Cat Burns, Rachel Chinouriri and Clean Bandit will be performing around the capital, while Tom Walker will be playing Glasgow’s King Tut’s, and Rag’n’Bone man will be headlining De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill.

“BRITs Week is back for the 12th year running and I am ecstatic to announce this year’s stellar line-up,” says Clare Sanders-Wright, Live Music Lead at War Child. “The shows for BRITs Week are always so special, giving fans a chance to see their favourite musicians in beloved small venues.

“Children don’t start wars, and this past year has been devastating, with children bearing the unimaginable cost of conflicts they hold no responsibility for. War Child is forever grateful to the artists and their teams who are giving their time to make these shows happen, in support of War Child’s mission to support and provide a brighter future for children affected by war and to share our mission statement that No Child Should Be A Part Of War – Ever.”

Tickets are available from 10am this Friday, January 17 – head here to enter the prize draw with a £5 donation.

Check out the full BRITs Week 25 for War Child line-up:

February

17 Cat Burns - MOTH Club, London
18 Joy Crookes - Islington Assembly Hall, London
20 Rachel Chinouriri - Omeara, London
21 Frank Turner - 93 Feet East
24 Nova Twins - Omeara, London
25 Kasabian, supported by Blossoms - O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, London
28 Clean Bandit and Friends - The London Palladium

March

3 Tom Walker - King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, Glasgow
4 Soft Play - Village Underground, London
5 Rag‘n’Bone Man - De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill

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