Skepta Announces Line-Up for Big Smoke Festival 2025

      With some very special guests...

      04 · 03 · 2025

      The initial lineup for Big Smoke Festival has been announced.

      The festival debuted last summer, led by iconic UK artist Skepta. Hosted at Crystal Palace Park, it showcased various facets of his artistry – as an MC, producer, and DJ – merging his grime roots with the ongoing Mas Tiempo initiative.

      Big Smoke Festival is set to return this year, taking place from August 9th to 10th. Skepta will headline the event alongside Chip, Chy Cartier, Jordss, and others.

      In a unique collaboration, Big Smoke will feature a one-of-a-kind B2B set from Grime MC FM (JME) and The Den (Frisco), two prominent figures in the UK scene, along with several surprise guests.

      General and presale tickets for Saturday, as well as Sunday tickets, will be available on Friday (March 7th) through www.bigsmokefest.london, with payment plan options offered. Fans can anticipate the Sunday general sale at the end of March.

      Big Smoke Festival is scheduled for August 9th and 10th.

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