Basement Jaxx to see in “new era” by headlining Latitude, Wilderness, Camp Bestival and more among summer 2025 UK and Ireland dates 

Basement Jaxx have announced a series of live shows for the UK and Ireland next summer, including a closing slot at Latitude Festival. Find ticket details below.

The new run of live shows all take place next summer, and come as the London electronic music duo have taken 10 years away from live shows.

New dates commence on June 21, launching with an opening gig at the Scarborough Open Air Theatre. From there, they’ll play at Fairview Park in Dublin and Powderham Castle in Devon on June 25 and July 4 respectively.

A number of festival headline slots are also lined up, including a gig on the main stage of Latitude festival on July 25, alongside performances at Dreamland Margate on July 26, Camp Bestival on August 2, and Wildness on August 3.

The live shows wrap up with shows at South Facing in London on August 23 and a show at Bute Park in Cardiff the following night (24).

Tickets go on sale this Friday (November 22) at 10am local time, and pre-sale options will also be available from Wednesday (November 20). Visit here to buy tickets and find a full list of new dates below.

Basement Jaxx summer 2025 tour dates are:

JUNE

21 – Scarborough Open Air Theatre

25 – Fairview Park, Dublin

JULY

4 – Powderham Castle, Devon

25 – Latitude Festival

26 – Dreamland Margate

AUGUST

2 – Camp Bestival

3 – Wilderness

23 – South Facing, London

24 – Bute Park, Cardiff

“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 of the new announcement. “To connect to people with life-affirming energy and give people a great time.”

He continued: “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.”

The reference to a new album comes after Basement Jaxx shared their live album, ‘Orchestral II (Live In Australia)’, in September. The record captured their performance down under with The Metropolita Orchestra.

“It feels like 2025 is the beginning of a new era for many and I think that’s probably true for Basement Jaxx too,” Buxton added.

Formed in 1994, Basement Jaxx came into the spotlight for their hybrid of house and garage genres. They are most widely recognised for hit singles including ‘Rendez Vu’, ‘Red Alert’ and ‘Where’s Your Head At’.

For their slot at Latitude, the festival will return to Henham Park in Suffolk next year, and run between July 24 and 27 July. Other headliners include Sting, Snow Patrol and Fatboy Slim.