James Bay Set to Perform an Intimate Concert in London During British Week 2025

James Bay’s London Exhibition Announcement

James Bay announced an intimate London exhibition as part of the British Week of 2025. Find all the details below.

• Read more: win tickets and exclusive prizes from the Brits Week 25 performers delivered by DHL

The song-author of the songs should be performed at the cult club 350 Capacity 100 for Oxford Street on Wednesday, March 5.

Ticket Information and Special Prizes

Bay, whose fourth album “Changes All the The The The Thes of last year” arrived in October, joins acts such as Kasabian, Soft Play, Nova Gwins, and Joy Crookes this year.

Tickets are set for overall sale at 10:00 for Greenwich this Friday (February 21) – You can buy yours here. You can also Register for preliminary access here.

In addition to his small living concert, the singer-songwriter gives fans the opportunity to visit their sound end through the Brits Week prizes.

Tickets for all shows are available as part of a special prize draw after a limited general sale. To get the chance to win a pair of tickets, fans need to make a donation of 5 pounds for a military child, and the prize draw will go live as soon as each concert is sold out.

You can Buy the remaining tickets here and Enter prize draws here.

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The leading live music War Child Clare Sanders-Wright explained: “The week of the show for the British is always so special that it gives fans the opportunity to see their favorite musicians in their favorite small halls.

“Children do not begin wars, and last year was destructive, and the children bear unimaginable costs for conflicts for which they are not responsible.”

Bay won the Brit award for the best British solo male artist in 2016.

The British week began in 2009 and since then has collected more than 7.4 million pounds for a “military child.” In its statement, the charity organization said: “Now is the most deadly time. According to estimates, every fifth child currently lives in or runs from a conflict.

“But there is hope. With support, a military child can help children piece together their lives. By experiencing the thrill and excitement of intimate, exclusive performances, you’ll directly help these children restore their lives.”

A series of intimate concerts will be held during the Brit Awards 2025, which will take place at O2 in London on Saturday, March 1. See the full list of appointments here.

Lineup for British Week 25

British weeks of 25 concerts delivered by DHL for War Child:

February
17 – Cat Burns, Moth Club, London
18 – Joy Crookes, Assembly of Islington, London
20 – Rachel Chinouriri, Omeara, London
21 – Frank Turner, 93 Feet East, London
24 – NOA – Schools, Omeara, London
25 – Kasabian and Flowers, Empire Bush O2, London
28 – Clean Bandit and Friends, London Palladium

MARCH
03 – Tom Walker, The King Here Is Wow, Huts, Glasgow
04 – Soft Play, Village Underground, London
05 – Rag ‘n’ Bone Man, De La Warr Pavilion, Bexhill
05 – James Bay, 100 Club, London (new date)

In other news, Sam Fender and Lola Young were declared the final performers of the British 2025. They appear alongside such names as Sabrina Carpenter, The Last Party, and Jade.

This year the ceremony will see comedian and actor Jack Whitehall return as the host for the fifth time.

James Bay’s latest album featured a collaboration with Brandon Flowers of The Killers on the song “Easy Distinction.”

He later reminisced about working with his “hero,” explaining: “It was a little daunting – but it should be.” Speaking with NME in 2020, Bay explained: “(Flowers) invited me to the studio, and we wrote and demoed the song.”

He added: “The insight I gained from working with him was incredible, and being in his presence, watching how he works and writes music is an experience I will never forget. He is an unparalleled professional and deserves the legendary status that he already has.”

Bay recently completed a newspaper tour in the UK and Ireland, concluding with a show at Ovo Arena Wembley in London.