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Overmono and Nia Archives to headline Love Saves the Day 2025
Bristol’s biggest music festival, Love Save the Day, has unveiled its 2025 lineup, with Overmono and Nia Archives set to headline the Saturday and Sunday respectively with closing main stage performances.
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Bringing non-stop energy to the main stage, the breakout queen of jungle Nia Archives will be bringing her signature junglist sound to close out the bank holiday Sunday, while electronic duo Overmono feature a genre-blurring fusion of UK garage and techno as they seamlessly blend live elements with their incredible soundscapes as Saturday’s headliners
Nia Archives has been promoting her Silence is Loud Album which was released at the beginning of 2024. While Overmono is currently on his Pure Devotion tour.
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Love Saves The Day returns to Ashton Court on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 May 2025 for another unmissable bank holiday weekend filled with love, vibes, unbeatable music and production.
Bringing some of the most exciting DJs and live performers from across the country, other artists that have been announced include Skream & Benga, Giggs, Hybrid Minds and Pawsa alongside a host of D&B, dance and electronic royalty to keep festival goers moving all weekend long.
Love Saves the Day is an essential weekender in Bristol – photo: Giulia Spadafora
Crowd favourites Skream & Benga will reunite for a rare and unparalleled performance at Love Saves the Day, bringing their pioneering dubstep sound and legendary energy to the stage.
Hybrid Minds will be returning to Bristol, bringing their signature blend of soulful melodies, liquid rhythms and euphoric sounds.
Adding to the already stellar line-up will be D&B legend and festival favourite Shy FX, returning to Love Saves The Day with his extensive back catalogue of iconic tracks.
UK rapper and songwriter Giggs will be returning to Love Saves the Day for the first time since 2016, adding some ‘incredible sauce’ to the weekend with his unmistakable flow.
At the forefront of UK grime and a founding father of the genre, festival-goers can expect rapper Ghetts as well as female-only DJ collective Girls Don’t Sync, man of the moment Pawsa, Boiler Room regular Jyoty and Bristol based A Little Sound with more names yet to be announced.
Tickets are on phase 2 currently – photo: Khris Cowley
Tom Paine, festival director at Love Saves The Day, said: “There’s nothing we love more than being back at Ashton Court to truly kickstart the festival season and 2025 is shaping up to be pretty spectacular.
“We’re really bringing some of the biggest and best names across the electronic music scene to the city for the bank holiday as well as some of the most exciting local talent out there.
“Come on down for a great party, see your favourite DJs, discover some new favourites and just celebrate the start of summer with us.”
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Tickets for the city’s most iconic festival went on sale on January 24.
For individual day splits and more information head to the Love Saves the Day website.
Main photo: Elliot Hingston
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