Global Electronic and Jazz Festivals Detail Extensive Line-Ups for Upcoming Editions

Major electronic, jazz, and dance music festivals across Europe and North America have recently unveiled significant line-up announcements, offering music enthusiasts detailed previews of their upcoming editions. Festivals including London’s RALLY, the UK’s We Out Here, Croatia’s Sonus, and New York’s Outline have confirmed artists, revealing diverse rosters set to perform later this year and in 2025.

RALLY Festival Finalizes Bill for Southwark Park

RALLY festival in London has announced the complete artist roster for its highly anticipated third edition. Scheduled to take place on Saturday, August 23, the one-day event will be held at the expansive Southwark Park. The final announcement adds a wave of notable names to an already strong bill, further solidifying RALLY’s position as a key fixture in the city’s electronic music calendar.

New additions confirmed for the August event include artists such as OK Williams, FAUZIA, AMORE, Bassvictim, Sophie McAlister, and Moin. These acts join a previously announced line-up that featured prominent figures from the electronic and experimental music scenes, including Ben UFO, Courtesy, CASISDEAD, and Floating Points. The combination of established and emerging talent points to a carefully curated experience for attendees at Southwark Park.

We Out Here Festival Reveals Final 2025 Line-Up

We Out Here Festival, known for its focus on UK jazz and dance music, has revealed its final line-up, presenting a massive roster for its next iteration. The festival is set to return to Wimbourne St Giles from August 14-17. Organizers have confirmed over 400 acts are scheduled to perform across 15 stages, promising a wide-ranging musical journey for festival-goers.

The announcement detailed the full complement of artists set to appear. New additions specifically highlighted include Tim Reaper, Léa Sen, Sully, Coco Maria, and HiTech. While the announcement refers to the “final 2025 line-up,” the accompanying dates of August 14-17 align with typical festival scheduling within a single year, suggesting a major showcase of contemporary jazz and dance talent from the UK and beyond during that specific timeframe in Wimbourne St Giles.

Sonus Festival Announces Second Wave for Pag Island

Croatia’s renowned Sonus Festival, situated on the picturesque Pag Island, has unveiled its second wave line-up announcement. The festival is scheduled to run from August 17 to 21, attracting electronic music fans to the Adriatic coast for multiple days of performances.

The latest round of artist confirmations brings further depth to the Sonus roster. Newly added names include DJ Gigola, Josh Baker, Sweely, and Lilly Palmer. The announcement also teased a special back-to-back (B2B) performance set to take place between Italian techno stalwart Joseph Capriati and American house music veteran Seth Troxler. These additions build upon the festival’s reputation for bringing together significant figures from the global electronic music circuit.

Outline Festival Marks Fifth Anniversary in New York

Outline Festival in New York has outlined its plans for upcoming events, including a special fifth-anniversary celebration. The festival, held at the Knockdown Centre, will host its anniversary event on Friday, October 24. This landmark occasion will be headlined by Danish singer-songwriter and producer Erika de Casier.

The anniversary event on October 24 will also feature performances from supporting artists Serz, Clara La San, and Fine. Prior to the anniversary show, Outline hosted an earlier event on July 12 at the same venue. That event showcased a diverse line-up that included acts such as Jockstrap, Kenny Mason, Jane Remover, HiTech, dazegxd, and Kassie Krut. Notably, the artist HiTech appeared on the bill for both the We Out Here Festival announcement and the July 12 Outline event, indicating their active presence on the festival circuit this year.

Together, these announcements from RALLY, We Out Here, Sonus, and Outline provide a comprehensive look at forthcoming opportunities for music fans to experience a wide array of electronic, jazz, and dance genres across different international settings.