Summer Spectacular Returns to London’s ‘People’s Palace’

30 Jan 2025 1 min read No comments Music Festivals
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Looking for the perfect summer day out in London? Alexandra Palace’s Kaleidoscope Festival returns on July 12, 2025, offering a spectacular blend of music, comedy, and family entertainment against one of the capital’s most stunning backdrops.

What to Expect:
Set in the award-winning Alexandra Palace Park, with its breathtaking panoramic views across London, this year’s festival promises to be bigger than ever. Dance music pioneers Faithless will headline the Hilltop Stage, marking the 20th anniversary of their legendary Ally Pally concert, while drum and bass icon Goldie brings his full live band to celebrate 30 years of his groundbreaking album ‘Timeless’.

Family Fun:
The dedicated Family Area is a festival within a festival, featuring:

  • Pop-up arts activities
  • Circus performances
  • Theatre shows
  • Perfect for keeping younger visitors entertained throughout the day

Entertainment Highlights:

  • BBC Radio 2’s Sara Cox presents her interactive ‘Power Wower’ set
  • Comedy from Shappi Khorsandi and Andrew Maxwell
  • Indie legends Sleeper
  • DJs including Eats Everything and DJ Spoony
  • The uplifting ‘R’ Voices Choir
  • Hip Hop Karaoke for the brave!

Planning Your Visit:
Location: Alexandra Palace, London
Date: Saturday, July 12, 2025
Transport: Easy access via Wood Green or Alexandra Palace stations
Facilities: Multiple food and drink vendors, plenty of toilets, and accessible viewing areas

Top Tip: Make time to explore the Victorian Basements and take in those famous London views from the terrace – they’re included in your ticket!

The festival is part of Ally Pally’s broader Summer Season, which includes performances by The Black Keys (July 11) and Kaiser Chiefs (July 19), making it possible to plan a music-filled weekend in this historic venue.

Tickets are available now at kaleidoscope-festival.com. Early booking is recommended for this increasingly popular summer highlight.

Remember: Alexandra Palace has been entertaining Londoners since 1873, continuing its tradition as the ‘Palace of the People’ with this family-friendly festival that offers something for everyone.

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