Basement Jaxx add second date at South Facing Festival 2025

3 March 2025, 13:00 | Updated: 3 March 2025, 13:13

Basement Jaxx will return to the stage in 2025
Basement Jaxx's Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe will be on the road next year. Picture: Jen-Luc Brouard

By Jenny Mensah

The Where's Your Head At duo will announce a string of outdoor dates, which will see them headline UK festivals next year.

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Basement Jaxx have announced a return to their incredible live shows with dates in the UK & Ireland for 2025.

After a decade of DJing across the globe, the electronic duo - comprised of Felix Buxton and Simon Ratcliffe - have confirmed their plans to bring back their "euphoric live experience to main stages across the UK next summer".

After previously announcing a homecoming headline show at South Facing Festival 2025, the Romeo duo are set for second date at Crystal Palace Park, now playing 22nd and 23rd August respectively.

Tickets for the new date go on sale via southfacingfestival.com on Friday 7th March from 10am.

“After a few years DJing round the globe, it’ll be great to return to the live stage and the Live Show Experience,” said Felix Buxton in a previous press release. “To connect to people with life-affirming energy and give people a great time.”

The pair have also teased that a new album is on its way, which will mark their first studio release since 2014's Junto.

They added: “It’s great our hits are still very much alive with younger generations so we connect across the age range – and it’ll be great to pop in a couple of bangers from our forthcoming album too.”

Their 2025 dates also include headline sets at Latitude Festival, Wilderness Festival and a stint at Dreamland Margate plus date at Manchester's Castlefield Bowl.

See Basement Jaxx's 2025 summer headline dates so far:

  • 21st June – Scarborough Open Air Theatre
  • 25th June – Fairview Park, Dublin
  • 4th July - Powderham Castle, Devon
  • 12th July - Castlefield Bowl, Manchester
  • 25th July – Latitude Festival
  • 26th July – Dreamland Margate
  • 2nd August – Camp Bestival
  • 3rd August – Wilderness
  • 22nd August - South Facing Festival, London - NEW DATE ADDED
  • 23rd August – South Facing Festival, London
  • 24th August – Bute Park, Cardiff

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Basement Jaxx first formed in 1994 and got their name from the regular club night they held in Brixton, London.

They released their first album, Remedy, in 1991, followed by Rooty in 2001, before going on to release Kish Kash (2003), Crazy Itch Radio (2006), Scars (2009), Zephyr (2009) and Junto (2014).

They are best known for their huge hits Rendez-Vus, Red Alert, Where's Your Head At, Romeo, Good Luck and Lucky Star.

Basement Jaxx - Good Luck (feat. Lisa Kekaula) (Official Video)

They've collaborated with a host of musicians on their material throughout the years, with everyone from Siouxsie Sioux to Dizzee Rascal among the artists to collaborate with them.

This September saw Basement Jaxx release a live album entitled Orchestral II (Live In Australia), which captured their performance with The Metropolitan Orchestra and conductor Sarah-Grace Williams.

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