Welcome to Mixmag’s round-up of festival line-ups you might have missed this week

RALLY adds final names to 2025 line-up including OK Williams, FAUZIA and Bassvictim

South Londons RALLY has finalized the line-up for its third edition as the festival prepares to take over Southwark Park on Saturday, August 23.

Among the new names announced are OK Williams, FAUZIA, AMORE, Bassvictim, Sophie McAlister, and Moin — they join already-announced acts such as Ben UFO, Courtesy, CASISDEAD, and Floating Points.

We Out Here Festival reveals final line-up for 2025 edition

Over 400 acts have been revealed for this year’s edition of We Out Here Festival, completing the line-up with the likes of Tim Reaper, Léa Sen, Sully, Coco Maria, HiTech, and more.

We Out Here is set to return to Wimbourne St Giles from August 14 - 17, welcoming more than 400 live artists across the festival’s 15 stages, celebrating the UK’s jazz and dance music scenes.

Croatia’s Sonus Festival unveils phase two line-up for 2025

Croatia’s annual Sonus Festival has announced its second wave line-up for 2025, returning to the shores of Pag Island from August 17 - 21.

The latest names to be announced include DJ Gigola, Josh Baker, Sweely, Lilly Palmer, and more, along with a special B2B set from Joseph Capriati and Seth Troxler.

Erika de Casier to headline Knockdown Centre’s flagship Outline Festival this October

Outline Festival, the flagship event series of New York cultural space the Knockdown Centre, has shared details of its fourth event of 2025 — set to take place on Friday, October 24.

Celebrating five years of Outline Festival, Denmark’s Erika de Casier will headline, with performances from Serz, Clara La San, and Fine.

The event will follow next month’s Outline Festival, which will take over the centre on July 12 — Jockstrap, Kenny Mason, Jane Remover, HiTech, dazegxd, and Kassie Krut are expected to perform.

CTM Festival to host weekender at London’s ICA

Berlin’s CTM Festival is heading to London once again for a weekender at the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) across September 4 to 6.

The opening night features experimental duo emptyset performing a live version of their recent album ‘Dissever’, alongside a set from Scottish chaos merchant KAVARI. The second night includes Lyra Pramuk and Tarta Relen, while the closing event brings together aya with German light artist MFO, plus Japanese collective Violent Magic Orchestra.