LIMITLESS LIVE 2025 RECAP: On Sunday Limitless Live, the UK’s largest free live music show with social purpose at its core lit up London’s Roundhouse bringing an electrifying night of music, empowerment, and celebration to thousands of fans.
This year’s show was the fourth of its kind, with tickets for the event distributed through multiple charity and community partners in the same vein as the shows that came before. Fans from cities like Manchester, Birmingham, Liverpool and Leeds were provided free transport courtesy of ticketing platform viagogo.
This year’s unforgettable lineup featured explosive performances from triple MOBO-nominated rapper Ghetts, who had the crowd roaring in unison as he performed hits like “Hop Out”, “Good Hearts” and “IC3”. BRIT-nominated hip hop duo Young T & Bugsey gave fans a moment to remember as they took phones from the crowd to film themselves performing international smash hit “Don’t Rush”. British rapper, singer, and songwriter Nafe Smallz serenaded the crowd with classics like “Bad to the Bone” and “Broken Homes”. Rising star Norika delivered rich, soulful renditions and rapper Wohdee’s high-energy set were both well received, cementing their status as ones to watch in the UK music scene.
When doors opened, DJ Sura’s flawless mix has fans dancing to the front row of the Roundhouse stage. DJ Sura’s inclusion to the line-up came through a partnership with ‘Don’t Stop Your Future’ a charity spearheaded by Idris Elba.
Founder of Limitless Live, Tolu Farinto says ‘Limitless Live 2025 was a resounding success and it’s exciting to continue our commitment to making live music accessible with a phenomenal lineup of artists and our commitment to raising the aspirations of young people across the country. With year 4 complete, we look forward to our landmark fifth year in 2026 where we look to raise the bar even more on the experiences we can create for underserved people.’
Limitless Live, renowned for spotlighting both established and emerging talent, once again proved why it’s a standout on the cultural calendar. Beyond the music, this year’s event placed a powerful emphasis on mental well-being, thanks to the vital support of leading event sponsor Self Space.
The event was proudly supported by a dynamic partnership of brands who share Limitless Live’s vision of empowerment and creativity: Run Deep, ACLT (African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust), AFTV Media. Global icons, CLASH, KFC also played key roles in bringing Limitless Live to life this year and viagogo supported in helping young people from Manchester, Huddersfield and other cities access the event, contributing to an atmosphere where music, culture, and community merged seamlessly.
Photo by Faysal Hassan
