swim school and Honeyglaze are going to co-headline Night Currents Festival in Portsmouth

Scottish band Swim School and London trio Honeyglaze will headline Portsmouth's Night Currents Festival in October 2025, featuring non-overlapping performances.

Night Currents Festival have announced their first wave of acts for 2025, with Swim School and Honeyglaze set to co-headline the Portsmouth event.

The one-day indoor festival, taking place on 4th October across The Wedgewood Rooms and The Edge of The Wedge, will feature performances across two stages with no overlapping sets.

Swim School's appearance comes following support slots with Inhaler, The Amazons, and Pale Waves. The Scottish indie-rockers are releasing their self-titled debut album on 3rd October. South London trio Honeyglaze join them at the top of the bill, following their second album 'Real Deal' and two sold-out UK headline tours.

The initial line-up announcement also includes Home Counties, Grandmas House, Alien Chicks, and Shtëpi, with more acts to be announced in the coming months.

Benjamin Heath of ABH Promotions says, "We're back! And we're super excited to announce that we have TWO main stage headliners for you this year. Swim School and Honeyglaze are both incredibly cool. We're proud of this year's line-up, and there's still more names to be announced!"

Early bird tickets have sold out, with general admission tickets now available at £25.

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