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Everything you need to know about Reminisce Festival 2025
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Welcoming 25,000 clubbers to eight arenas, Reminisce Festival is back for 2025 this Saturday.
As always, there’s all your favourite DJs and headline acts waiting to entertain with the UK’s biggest Old Skool festival.
Brand new for this year is the In Demand Radio Spotlight Stage, with a line-up of the station’s biggest and best-loved DJs.
And, though it’s always a sellout, a limited number of failed or cancelled deposit scheme tickets are now back on sale – so you may be in luck if you move fast!
All that said, here’s everything you need to know about Reminisce Festival 2025…
What time is it on?
Reminisce will be taking over Sherdley Park in St Helens on Saturday, September 6 from 12 noon to 11pm so get ready to party and dance the day – and night – away. It’s over 18s only so don’t forget to take ID.

Who’ll be performing?
The list is huge. Reminisce is spread across eight different arenas – The Reminisce Arena, Bounceback Arena, Woodlands Stage, Legends Arena, Garlands Arena, Fezzy Pop Arena, VIP Arena, and the new In Demand Radio Spotlight Stage.
Headline acts include Rozalla, JX, Cascada, Julie McKnight, Ultra Nate, Technotronic, Marcella Woods, Vengaboys, FPI Project and Livin’ Joy.
Live headline DJs include Judge Jules, Jeremy Healy, David Morales, Tall Paul, Seb Fontaine, Paul Oakenfold, Tidy Boys, K-Klass, Yomanda, and the legend that is Gok Wan!
What are the different stages – and who’s on them?
Reminisce Arena – The main arena and the heartbeat of the festival! Since the very first Reminisce Festival this arena has hosted some powerhouses of old skool dance music. The line-up this year includes Angie Brown, K-Klass, Vengaboys, Technotronic, Sheryl Jay, JX, Judge Jules, Dave Pearce, Lee Butler and Ste Cocky.
Bounceback Arena – If you like your tunes big and bouncy this arena is for you with energy from start to finish and a true rave vibe. Line-up includes: Cascada, DeeDee, Rezonance, Sosumi, Love Inc ft Simone Denny, and Groove Collective.
The Woodlands Stage – Pure house music heaven. A firm favourite at Reminisce Festival it was previously the Lovehouse Outdoor Stage, and this is where lovers of house music gather to feel the beat, the bass, and the love, from soulful grooves to hands-in-the-air anthems. Line-up includes: Abigail Bailey, Julie McKnight, Holly Ellison, Anton Powers, David Morales and Jeremy Healy.

Garlands Arena – Garlands was an iconic club that developed into a movement, so it’s got its own arena where you can expect an immersive nostalgia-fest with a high-energy flamboyance and a Garlands throwback atmosphere. Line-up includes: Billie Clements, Nikki Belle, Ultra Nate, Lil John, Danny Fisher, and Gok Wan.
Legends Arena – Where the icons come to play. This arena is a celebration of the voices, DJs, and anthems that defined generations. Since day one, the Legends Stage has been the go-to destination for anyone who wants to relive the magic of timeless classics, performed by the people who made them legendary. Line-up includes: Marcella Woods, FPI Project, Paul Oakenfold, Seb Fontaine, Tall Paul and Tidy Boys.
Fezzy Pop Arena – The ultimate pop party under the big top, this arena is full of throwback sing-alongs and dance floor anthems, and it’s known as one of the most feel-good spots at Reminisce. Line-up includes: Alex Party, Chesney Hawkes, N-Trance, Livin’ Joy ft Luzahnn, Rozalla, and Tiffany.
VIP Arena – If you want to take your festival experience to the next level, the VIP Arena has luxury, exclusivity, and an unbeatable party atmosphere. It’s where the music is just as big, but the experience that little bit extra. Think comfy seating, premium bars, posh toilets, and fast-track entry. Expect exclusive DJ sets, special guest appearances, and surprise performances. Line-up includes: Kaci Lea Lynch, Ant Armstrong, Roger Da Silva, and Ella Clarke.
In Demand Radio Spotlight Stage – Making its debut at this year’s Reminisce Festival, the In Demand Radio Spotlight Stage has a line-up of the station’s biggest and best-loved DJs and local talent. It’s all about high-energy sets, crowd-hyping anthems, and the unmistakable sound of the station brought to life on the festival stage.

Can I find out what time my favourite artist is on?
Reminisce doesn’t release the times of individual artists in advance, so just get there early – that way you won’t miss a thing!
New too this year is Reminisce Retrospective
Fans of nostalgic pop are in for an absolute treat with this new festival on Friday, September 5, hosting icons from the 70s right through to the noughties, like the legendary Belinda Carlisle, Go West, Roachford, Tiffany, Katrina & The Waves, Martin Kemp and more.
There’s also a chance to enjoy Reminisce Classical. Curated by Christian Davies, you can hear a live orchestra play the best dance anthems with specially arranged versions of your favourite tracks.
Arena one is the main stage with Belinda Carlisle, Martin Kemp (DJ Set), Go West, Tiffany, and more.
Arena two is Reminisce Classical with a live orchestra and DJs like Lee Butler, Jeremy Healy, and Ste Cocky.
Arena three is the Tribute Stage with tribute acts to ABBA, Daft Punk, Fleetwood Mac, Prince, and The Beatles.

Is there parking at Reminisce Festival?
No, so it’s recommended you use public transport or arrange drop-offs where possible.
What’s the best way to get to and from Reminisce if I’m using public transport?
The closest bus stops to the event are on Marshalls Cross Road, and Lea Green train station is a few minutes’ walk away.
What’s the dress code?
Strictly no tracksuits; no clothing which may cause offence, alarm or distress to others; no football or sports team shirts, and no novelty masks or masks that cover your eyes. Jeans and trainers ARE okay.

Can I leave my bags and stuff somewhere?
There is a cloakroom on site if you don’t want to cart everything around with you, but it’s first-come, first-served, and there is a fee.