The Great Escape, Brighton’s renowned festival for emerging music, has unveiled its after-hours programme, The Late Escape. Spotlighting the best in electronic and club talent, The Late Escape will keep the party going long into the night, with stand-alone tickets now available. General TGE ticket holders can also access the events, subject to capacity.
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Friday night kicks off with bass-heavy beats at Patterns Downstairs, featuring rising electronic artist Badger and the atmospheric sounds of IRAH. A special guest is also set to take the stage, adding an extra layer of excitement to the night. Meanwhile, The Arch will host a curated night presented by stage partner Notion and Scottish DJ Sim0ne, who brings her vibrant Club 0 concept to Brighton. Expect euphoric electronic sets from Sim0ne, innovative beats from Mechatok, the dreamy soundscapes of Belgian-Korean artist Meyy, and boundary-pushing rhythms from London-based DJ Mina Galán.
Saturday night promises another dynamic line-up at Patterns Downstairs. Australian DJ Pretty Girl will deliver a genre-blending set, while Bristol’s SWIM brings his signature electronic style. An additional act is yet to be announced, ensuring another unforgettable night of cutting-edge music. The Late Escape shows run from 11.30pm to 4am, offering the ultimate after-hours experience.
In addition to The Late Escape, The Great Escape recently announced over 100 new artists joining its 2025 line-up. Featuring talent across indie, pop, rock, rap, R&B, folk, dance, and soul, highlights include Nigerian-Canadian electronic artist Debby Friday, Nairobi’s genre-defying KABEAUSHÉ, electro party-punk performer Jodie Langford, Mercury Prize-winning producer Mike Lindsay, electronic innovator afromerm, and the eclectic Maria Uzor.
For those looking to experience Brighton’s incredible music scene, The Great Escape offers individual day tickets and two-day passes for Friday and Saturday. With over 450 artists performing across 35 walkable venues, it’s the perfect way to discover the next big thing in music. The festival also hosts the TGE conference, uniting the music industry from 14 to 17 May to kick off the festival season. Tickets start at £81.24.
Get ready for unforgettable nights of music and celebration at The Late Escape – where Brighton’s nightlife comes alive.
Website: greatescapefestival.com.
