Boomtown adds Kojey Radical and Koffee to 2025 line-up

Boomtown has added a host of new artists to its 2025 line-up including Kojey Radical, Koffee, Babylon Circus and Craig Charles.

The Hampshire-based festival shared the update via posts on posts on Instagram and TikTok yesterday (January 2025), alongside confirmation of this year’s theme: “Power of Now.”

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London-born rapper Kojey Radical, dancehall superstar Sean Paul and ’70s punk pioneers the Sex Pistols will be headlining the four-day knees-up this August.

Commenting on the Instagram post, Kojey Radical revealed plans to debut tracks from his upcoming album at Boomtown, “Pull up, let’s make this a moment to remember,” he wrote.

While a further 600+ names are set to descend on Matterley Bowl, Winchester across August 6-10 — Boomtown has confirmed a slew of artists who will be joining its headliners, including Nia Archives, Girls Don’t Sync, Overmono, Jyoty, Joy Orbison, Pa Salieu, Honey Dijon and Azealia Banks.

And it sounds like even more announcements are on the way. “Stay tuned for more stages, districts, and artist announcements throughout the coming months,” Boomtown said in a TikTok posted yesterday (January 28).

The Hampshire festival is set to kick off at Winchester’s Matterley Bowl and will run from August 6-10. The theme for 2025 is ‘Chapter 4: Power of Now’.

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This year’s edition is set to welcome a sparkling new stage called HYDRO, which will showcase music across house, techno, disco and all manner of four-to-the-floor sounds.

The festival’s Origin Stage will also be born anew, transforming into an ancient temple named The Lions Gate.

While all Wednesday entry tickets sold out in record time, Phase 4 Public Transport tickets and Phase 3 Thursday tickets are still available. Grab yours and find out more here and check out the line-up announced so far for Boomtown 2025 below.

Henrietta Taylor is Mixmag’s Digital Intern, follow her on Twitter