The evening’s festivities kicked off with JADE, formerly of Little Mix, who warmed up the crowd with her distinctive blend of pop and R&B. Performing hits like “IT girl” and “Angel Of My Dreams,” JADE set an energetic tone for the night. RAYE then took to the stage, closing the show with an unforgettable performance that included chart-topping anthems such as “Prada” and “Escapism.”
Building on a record-breaking attendance of 480,000 fans in 2024, Silverstone has expanded its musical offerings for this year. The four-day festival lineup showcases an eclectic mix of British talent, underscoring the organizers’ commitment to a comprehensive entertainment experience.
Thursday’s opening concert saw Geordie icon Sam Fender headline, supported by indie rock quintet Blossoms. Looking ahead, legendary DJ Fatboy Slim is set to headline tomorrow, bringing his genre-defining beats, with support from Swedish-English singer Mabel. Sunday will see Brit Award-winning singer-songwriter and dance music powerhouse Becky Hill close the main stage, supported by award-winning actor and musician Idris.
The T1 Afterparties are also delivering a robust lineup. Thursday featured prominent English DJ and record producer Eats Everything. Tonight, pioneering British musical duo DJ Luck & MC Neat brought their distinctive blend of house music and UK garage. The weekend will continue with Sub Focus on Saturday and Mike Skinner (The Streets – DJ Set) on Sunday.
Nick Read, Silverstone’s Chief Commercial Officer, highlighted the event’s dedication to showcasing British talent. “This year, Silverstone is proud to showcase the best of British talent as we celebrate Formula 1’s 75th anniversary,” Read stated. “Our all-British music lineup reflects our commitment to delivering world-class entertainment that resonates with fans both on and off the track.” This year’s main stage also features new sponsorship from eBay, which will host interactive automotive-themed activities at the iconic Beckett’s corner.
