The Music

Sounds Beautiful Festival is four days of good vibes, music, freedom, and connection. A celebration of creativity, truth, and togetherness – a place where you can breathe, dance, and really feel the music.

The lineup is as diverse as the crowd. You’ll hear everything from funk and folk to reggae, rap, and prog rock – live bands bringing raw passion, DJs spinning deep into the night, and voices that stop you in your tracks. Expect artists who play straight from the heart. It’s all about authenticity, not fame or polish, just real music, with a message that moves you.

With an extra Thursday entry ticket, be a part of our acoustic night around the fire. Bring your instruments and voices and help create an evening to remember.

We’ll have poets, bards, and musicians to entertain you while you feast on our great-value summer BBQ and toast marshmallows (and your toes) over the roaring fire.

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THE MUSIC LINE UP SO FAR

THE LIGHT
A HEAD FULL OF COLDPLAY
VICTORIOUS
SNIPPIT AND THE HOTROCKS
THOMAS ATLAS
WHOM BY FIRE
MAD MIX AND LORRAINE
THE DAVE BARRON BAND
OMNIVIBES
DJ IAMIAM FT WENDY JANE
MARK DEVLIN
DJ CHEETAH
DJ AYITO
DJ SENSIBLE
DJ BENNO
YOGIMAN
ADI J
THE LOOKOUT
THE MUTINEERS
OUTLANDISH
PETER TROTT
MICHAEL DE SOUZA
FLOWMADIC
QUINTESSENCE
ANANTA KERNEL
BEN WHITE
INDIGO VEIL

A DJ wearing a black cap and white t-shirt, with tattoos on arms, playing music with DJ equipment on a stage at a club or concert venue with dark lighting and red lights in the background.
A crowd of people attending a night outdoor concert, facing a stage with colorful lights and a DJ playing music.

The Light

https://dazband.com

Formerly, the Daz Band were formed at the height of the covid madness by songwriter and performer Darren Nesbit, the founder of The Light newspaper, and drummer Phil Escott. Now joined by Suroj and Woody they are seen headlining many truther events.

The band released their first album in 2024, 'Time of the Signs' and received great reviews due to epic tracks like 'End of Babylon' and 'Testimony' along with the all-time international famous covid-era protest anthem, 'We are the 99% (You can stick your new world order up your arse)

  • Their second album, Definition of Madness, followed quickly and has received nothing but high praise from all who have heard it and as the lies, deceptions and desperation from the rulers grows, more and more will wonder what is going on, and why they can't listen to the corporate product any more.

    This is real live music played by people who are all aware of Agenda 2030, the Order of the Bavarian Illuminati, the truth of central banks, digital ID, programmable currency and are determined to help raise the alarm in the most creative, direct way known to man.

A Head Full Of Coldplay

https://www.aheadfullofcoldplay.com

A Head Full of Coldplay deliver a fantastic show – the anthems, the lasers make for a superb immersive show. A true celebration of the music! Not only that but they support the Freedom Movement !!  Soak in absolute classics like Yellow, Hymn For The Weekend, Magic, Paradise and The Scientist. Even Coldplay’s latest single, Feels Like I’m Falling In Love, makes the set list! Don’t miss this unique microcosm of a stadium show for all fans of Coldplay.

The vibe was brilliant and from the back of the arena to see the whole crowd jumping along was amazing.Andy Trill, Festival Director

Victorious

The Brighton based freedom band that never fails to entertain returns to the Sounds Beautiful stage this year. We first spotted Victorious at Jam for Freedom in 2024 when they played in a cafe because the stage had collapsed and it was love at first sight. Known for their high-energy music with their positive vibes to get us through challenging times. Rooted in community spirit and creative expression, they blend soulful melodies and retakes of well known anthem-like lyrics to celebrate freedom, connection and resilience. With tracks like Firelight (We Don’t Need Them Anymore) and Medicyn, Victorious has carved out a unique place in the local music scene as Brighton’s biggest freedom band No freedom Fest would be the same without them and their line up now includes the Fabulous Katy-Jo organiser of Hope sussex Freedom festival. We can't wait! 

Snipit and the Hotrocks

New to our line up but not new to the Freedom Music scene, we present Snipit and the Hotrocks! These bunch of pirates can’t wait to bring their original pirate ska music to Sounds Beautiful 2026. Complete with brass section to get you really moving.

From Brighton they’ve been travelling the uk and abroad playing and headlining festivals for 5 years and can really get a party going. Get ready for a proper pirate skank out Rrrrrr!!

Thomas Atlas

www.thomasatlas.com

We’re sooo excited to welcome Thomas back to the line up! Especially since he has been working with Eric Clapton recently (catch his talk with Robin Monotti on this subject)! And we’re not surprised as he’s so very talented. A British guitarist, vocalist, and songwriter, Thomas has built a dynamic career blending blues and funk. After touring the UK and USA with soul and blues bands he gained recognition in 2018 with his *Garage Funk* YouTube videos, leading to performances at top UK venues like Ronnie Scott’s and The 100 Club.

  • In 2021, he released his self-titled debut album, drawing inspiration from Maceo Parker and George Duke. The standout track Juice was featured on Spotify’s All Funked Up playlist, amassing 400K streams and propelling him into the global spotlight. Since then, Atlas has performed at major festivals, including The Great British Rhythm & Blues Festival and Giants of Rock, alongside sold-out headline shows across the UK.

    Expanding internationally, he has also played residencies on the Greek island of Rhodes. With an electrifying sound and a growing global audience, Atlas continues to make his mark on the music scene.

The David Barron Band

In its current formation, has been making waves for the past 18 months, bringing together a group of seasoned musicians with decades of collective experience in both original and covers bands. Drawing inspiration from the dynamic intensity of Foo Fighters and the atmospheric melodies of Muse, the band crafts a powerful, melodic rock sound driven by catchy choruses and emotional depth.

With a tight rhythm section, dual guitar energy, and heartfelt vocals, the David Barron Band is all about delivering anthemic rock with passion and precision. Whether on stage or in the studio, their mission remains the same: to create music that connects, resonates, and stays with you long after the final note.

Whom By Fire

Whom by Fire are a haunting power duo based in Southend. They combine exquisite harmonies with a talent for poignant writing and a fine musical calibre. Performing with acoustic guitar, bass, synth and vocals, Elyza and Dan create a dreamy world of dark romance and longing which stirs the senses and awakens poetic sensibilities. As their name suggests, they follow the trails of great bards of the 20th century such as Leonard Cohen but incorporate more modern soundscapes, taking from influences as diverse as the cinema of Werner Herzog and the fiery, grungy fervour of Kurt Cobain.

Their songs are redemptive and euphoric, performed from a whisper to a roar.

Mad Mix and Lorraine

From overcoming paraplegia and presenting his conspiracy podcast to becoming one of the UK's most recognisable street protestors, to becoming a front man for his band, to a headliner at Sounds Beautiful Festival 2025.

We saw Michael singing with the Blockheads in London last year and it firmly established him as an iconic and accomplished bard of the spoken word. His voice and intriguing poetry can be heard throughout the freedom communities and he deserves a top spot! He is joined by his equally talented and beautiful partner, Lorraine.

OmniVibes

OminVibes’ (otherwise known as Paul) interest in Indian music and culture inspired him to learn to play the sitar, and he spent 5 years playing classical ragas with his Indian three-piece band `Om`. On moving to Buckingham, Paul met local musicians, Dan Buckland and Matt Banham and in 2004 formed `The Swamis`. It was at a Swamis gig at the Buckingham Band Jam that Paul met Tom who joined the band on occasions performing in London and Cardiff as well as local venues. After four and a half years, The Swamis disbanded and two years later, in the icy winter of 2010, Paul and Tom formed `The OmniVibes`.

Since Tom's tragic death in July 2013, Paul continues as OmniVibes performing original material, mainly solo, but also collaborations with other musicians and DJs, on sitar and acoustic guitar, performing gigs and music festivals in the UK, as well as session work for recordings and films.