Having cemented their place as one of the most successful and critically acclaimed British girl bands of the 21st century, Sugababes will headline the Brighton & Hove Pride main stage on Preston Park on Sunday, August 3. Expect chart-topping, award-winning infectious hits of old and new, including a
Having cemented their place as one of the most successful and critically acclaimed British girl bands of the 21st century, Sugababes will headline the Brighton & Hove Pride main stage on Preston Park on Sunday, August 3.
Expect chart-topping, award-winning infectious hits of old and new, including anthems such as Round Round, Push The Button, Hole In The Head, Freak Like Me, About You Now and the one that started it all – Overload.
The trio, formed in 1998, have scored six number one singles, racked up millions of global sales and multiple multi-platinum albums. Their recent comeback – as the original line-up of Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Siobhan Donaghy – was solidified with their now legendary 2022 Glastonbury performance. This set the scene for their biggest sold-out UK tour, a sold out London O2 Arena show and the first new music in a decade alongside another record-breaking, field-closing set at Glastonbury’s Worthy Farm in June 2024.
Announced last week, global superstar Mariah Carey will headline Pride on the Park main stage on Saturday, August 2.
Delving into her Music Box and bringing her legendary discography to Pride to perform hits such as Fantasy, Hero, Always Be My Baby and We Belong Together – Mariah is laden with bangers and ballads from a four-decade career in pop, as well as being ranked as one of the greatest singers ever by Rolling Stone thanks to her effortlessly soaring voice.
The superstar, who has duetted with Whitney Houston, Miguel, Ariana Grande and Luther Vandross has amassed a staggering 19 number one singles and sold more than 200 million albums. Giving a whole new meaning to Gay Christmas, the anticipation of Mimi arriving in Brighton and bringing the Rainbow to the main stage is immense. Pride-goers and Lambs alike should expect Glitter, all the Emotions and the once in a lifetime opportunity to see a global icon on a Pride stage.
In addition to the main-stage, the LGBTQ+ Community Parade will kick-start Pride weekend under this year’s theme of Ravishing Rage, which will celebrate resilience, spirit, passion and unity. The parade will wind through the city in spectacular colour and style, delighting the thousands of people who take to the streets to watch the event which showcases over 100 LGBTQ+ charities, community groups and small businesses, emergency services, the NHS and representatives of other Pride organisations.
Managing Director Paul Kemp comments: “We can’t wait to welcome Sugababes to Brighton & Hove Pride. They’re over two decades into their career and sound effortlessly cool, more energised and better than ever! Their catalogue of hits is undeniable and their show on the main stage will be the perfect way to close out 2025’s weekend of Pride celebrations.”
Further information is to follow on additional pride-tastic events that are set to take place throughout the city over the course of Pride weekend. More artists announcements are set to follow in the coming weeks. You can sign up for pre-sale tickets here
Over the years, Pride has raised over £1.4million for the Pride Community Foundation, the Pride Social Impact Fund, Pride Cultural Development Fund and Pride Solidarity Fund. The Pride Social Impact Fund benefits local good causes giving grants to a range of local groups.
