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Opening Times
| Season (12 June 2025 - 15 June 2025) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Thursday - Sunday | 16:00 | - 23:00 |
About us
With a spectacular waterfront setting and home to the landmark Smeaton's Tower lighthouse, Plymouth Hoe will come alive with music as it welcomes fans back to Plymouth Summer Sessions in 2025
Following the overwhelming success of last year’s inaugural event,which drew thousands of fans, this year’s lineup kicks off on Thursday with legendary British band James, supported by Razorlight, Jamie Webster and Tom A Smith. Followed by the electrifying Pendulum on Friday, The Corrs and Natalie Imbruglia on the Saturday, plus the beloved Snow Patrol closing the weekend on Sunday, with further names to still be announced.
Tickets
Tickets are available on the Plymouth Summer Sessions website, incuding day tickets and four-day passes. Buy tickets for James, Pendulum, The Corrs, Snow Patrol.
James with Razorlight, Jamie Webster, Tom A. Smith
Thursday 12 June
James will kick off Plymouth Summer Sessions with a set full of energy, anthemic melodies, and fan favourites like “Sit Down”, “Come Home”, and “Laid”. With four decades of music and 25 million albums sold under their belts, James have carved out a unique place in British music history, known for their profound lyrics, and a catalogue that continues to resonate with fans new and old. This year’s top album, ‘Yummy’, is among their best—tackling U.S. politics, AI, and conspiracy theories, all while confronting mortality with resilience and a drive for love in a chaotic world. Supporting James will be Razorlight with their indie rock hits, the ‘people’s poet’ Jamie Webster, and rising star Tom A Smith’s fresh sound, all coming together for a memorable start to the weekend.
Pendulum
Friday 13 June
Pendulum, one of the most iconic electronic acts in history, will be performing at Plymouth Hoe on Friday, 13 June. Since the release of critically acclaimed debut album ‘Hold Your Colour’ in 2005, which included massive hits like “Slam” and “Blood Sugar,” Pendulum has gained recognition for live shows which blend an eclectic combination of captivating visual effects and high-octane drum and bass rock. The band achieved significant success with their platinum-selling album ‘Immersion’ in 2010, which included chart-topping singles like “Watercolour.” With a headline UK arena tour earlier this year, Pendulum made a triumphant comeback in 2024, and they are set to continue that momentum with next summer’s performance at Plymouth Summer Sessions.
The Corrs with Natalie Imbruglia
Saturday 14 June
Irish band, The Corrs will take to the stage on Saturday 14 June. The band's breakout success came with their 1995 debut album, Forgiven, Not Forgotten, which showcased hits like "Runaway" and "The Right Time." They solidified their status as global stars with the release of Talk on Corners in 1997, featuring chart-toppers such as "What Can I Do" and "So Young." After taking a hiatus in the 2000s the band reunited in 2015. They will be joined on stage by the iconic Natalie Imbruglia who boasts iconic tunes including "Wrong Impression", "Shiver", and of course "Torn."
Snow Patrol
Sunday 15 June
Closing out the festival on Sunday, 15 June, Snow Patrol will bring a powerful mix of fan favourites like “Chasing Cars” and “Run” alongside fresh tracks from their No.1 latest album, ‘The Forest is the Path’. Known for honest lyrics and big, emotional sound, Snow Patrol’s live shows balance anthemic energy with reflective moments, drawing audiences in with every song. With both classic hits and new material, they promise an unforgettable finish to the weekend.
Accessibility
Plymouth Summer Sessions is on Plymouth Hoe on a green field, so is relatively flat but does have uneven terrain in parts. The ground may be muddy or dusty dependent on the weather conditions.
For full details on accessibility, head to the Summer Sessions website.
For other access enquires please visit the events help centre here or contact the event organisers here.
Tickets
The following accessible tickets are available: Wheelchair Platform; Ambulant; Deaf/Hard of hearing and Essential Companion
Accessible parking
A limited number of parking spaces are available for accessible customers close to the festival and you can book a wide accessible bay space or accessible parking space.
Toilets
Accessible toilets are situated at the accessibility viewing platform and main toilet blocks
Accessible viewing
The accessible viewing platform is available for customers with a wheelchair accessible ticket.
It is raised platform located with prime view of the stage.
The accessibility viewing area is an area situated directly in front of the viewing platform where chairs are provided.
This is available for customers with an ambulant ticket.
BSL
A BSL interpreter will be at all Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025 concerts. Please purchase a deaf/hard of hearing ticket if you require an interpreter so the organiser can contact you to discuss your requirements further if necessary.
Assistance dogs
Assistance dogs are permitted on site, if you would like to bring a registered assistance dog please contact the organiser.
