Everything Everything

Thursday 16th May

BRIGHTON DOME SHOW

Once again, a small number of our shows will take place at The Brighton Dome. To ensure guaranteed access any of our Brighton Dome Shows, attendees can top up their 3 day festival ticket for just £7 per show, or purchase separate Brighton Dome Show tickets.
Please note you will not be asked to top up for any other shows except for the Brighton Dome Shows

Support acts – Kodaline + We Were Evergreen
Everything Everything are a pop band based in Manchester, UK, with members hailing from Northumberland, Kent and Guernsey. Their eclectic sound has been described as everything from progressive to art-funk, with influences encompassing Michael Jackson, The Beatles, Radiohead and R. Kelly. After great success with their first album, having been nominated for a Mercury prize and the band themselves nominated in the BBC Sound of 2010 poll they are back with their follow up, Arc released earlier this year and followed up by a sold out UK tour.

Billy Bragg

In association with Hope Not Hate

Friday 17th May

BRIGHTON DOME SHOW

Please note you will not be asked to top up for any other shows except for the Brighton Dome Shows

Support acts – Sean McGowan + Del Barber
Billy Bragg – The legendary Billy Bragg, whose impassioned outlook has inspired countless audiences and artists alike in his 30-year career will be coming to play at the Brighton Dome on Friday 17th May. Billy said “It’s brilliant to be invited to play at The Great Escape alongside such a great roster of new acts. I’m really looking forward to coming back to the Brighton Dome too – I’ve always had such a brilliant time there.”, well we’re excited too Billy… We can’t wait to welcome the lyrical veteran for his first performance at The Great Escape, and armed with his new band, things are sure to be explosive when Bragg takes to the stage this May.

Bastille

Saturday18th May

BRIGHTON DOME SHOW

All tickets for Bastille have now SOLD OUT

Support acts – Ella Eyre + To Kill A King
Bastille – For someone yet to release his first album, Dan Smith, the creative force behind Bastille, has already had a good taste of fame. With the band, he’s played a sold-out gig at London’s 1500-capacity KOKO, sold out two UK tours and is now set to top the bill at our Dome show on the Saturday 18th May.