This June, Liverpool’s music district is set to erupt with raw talent and unfiltered energy as the Big Condo Records Weekender returns from June 6th to 8th, 2025. Spread across iconic venues like The Shipping Forecast, Zanzibar, and Kazimier Stockroom, the Weekender brings the heat with five stages, three days, and a handpicked lineup of 40 powerhouse acts representing the beating heart of the UK’s independent music scene.
This year’s lineup is stacked with heavy hitters, emerging gems, and boundary-pushers, including:
Zenith, Villanova, Betrayor, Petrichor, Atticast, The Nocturnal, The Hillocks, Sundown Marathon, Amber Elara, Make Waves, Cerebellum, Emilie Culshaw, 40 Winks, Deepdale, Miss Stylie, The Radio Addicts, Donno, The Lunar Youth, OTB, Natalya, Enuma Elish, Kristian Rogerson, Fishnets, Little Miss, Xebico, Narcissists, Early Doors, Mollie Rose, pain.program, Jen Marsden, Mallory Storm, Grace Dunwoody, Rowan, Atom of Lunar, Mistrust, Royzy Rothschild, Empty Space, Beth Hubbard, and Harley Rose.
That’s not just a lineup—that’s a statement.
What truly sets the Big Condo Records Weekender apart is its commitment to inclusion and diversity—not just in who’s on stage, but in the music itself. This year’s event brings together rock, punk, indie, metal, country, pop, folk, rap, alternative, experimental, and much more. It’s a space where every genre is welcome, every voice has value, and creativity knows no boundaries.
And it’s not just a Liverpool takeover. While the festival proudly showcases talent from Liverpool, the Wirral, and Warrington, it’s also attracting artists from across the UK—including Leeds, Bolton, Wigan, Manchester, Plymouth, London, and many more. This is a truly national celebration of independent music, all under one city’s roof.
Whether you’re stepping into the scene for the first time or you’re part of the Big Condo fam already, this year’s event is locked, loaded, and ready to spark memories. Expect fire performances, real connection, and a sense of community no corporate festival could ever manufacture.
June 6–8. Five stages. Forty artists. One city. One movement.
Tickets are available now on Skiddle, and you can also find direct ticket links in each artist or band’s bio. Don’t wait—this is a weekend you don’t want to miss.
Big Condo Records isn’t just throwing a festival—it’s building a legacy. Recently crowned Best Independent Label and honoured with the Global Recognition Award for its groundbreaking work in the grassroots music scene, Big Condo continues to empower artists from the ground up. From developing new talent to creating real opportunities across the UK and beyond, the label is a true blueprint for how independent music should move. And the Weekender? It’s the ultimate celebration of everything they stand for.
Big Condo Records Weekender 2025—This is Big Condo Records. This is independent. We the label.
Artist Spotlight: An Interview with Little Miss!
1. How did you come up with the name Little Miss? Who are your biggest musical inspirations, and how have they shaped your sound?
My name ‘Little Miss’ comes from my nickname growing up—for example, I’d be called “Little Miss Attitude” or “Little Miss Worrybag,” along with other names beginning with “Little Miss.” So I thought, why not keep it with me now?
My biggest musical inspirations at the moment are Ashnikko, Paramore, and The Pretty Reckless. I feel that you can hear all of these in my music. Ashnikko inspires the diva attitude and electronic instrumentals; Paramore bring the powerful, belty vocals; and The Pretty Reckless shape the edginess of my sound.
2. How long have you been making music, and what first drew you to becoming a pop artist?
I feel like I was a late bloomer to the music scene. I started a music course at college in 2021, and that’s when my passion really came to light. I started to pursue music professionally in 2023 once I graduated, collaborating with other musicians.
I feel that the alternative pop scene drew me in as it’s what I enjoy listening to most—and also what has helped me get through tough times. However, I’m not afraid to experiment with other genres and create a fusion in my music.
3. You’re signed to Big Condo Records—what’s that experience been like? And what does it mean to you to perform at the Big Condo Records Weekender?
Being signed to Big Condo Records really inspired me to improve my craft. I wouldn’t have been able to do it without the team at Big Condo constantly believing in me and pushing me. I’m so grateful for all of their support and the platform they continue to give me—and I’m excited for the journey ahead.
To be performing at the Big Condo Records Weekender is amazing! I performed last year, and that performance ultimately got me signed to Big Condo and helped me get myself out there. I even won the Fan Base Award trophy! To perform a second time this year is so exciting, and the lineup is incredible. Make sure you get your tickets for 8th June at the Kazimier Stockroom.
4. Can you tell us about your creative process? Do you start with lyrics, melodies, or a certain mood you’re trying to capture?
My creative process changes depending on the song and how the idea comes to mind. I’d say most of the time the melody comes first, then the lyrics, and then I try to create the instrumentals.
5. What can fans expect from your upcoming music? Are there any themes or stories you’re excited to explore in your next releases?
Expect intricate melodies, riffs, powerful belty vocals—and attitude.
I’m excited to share typical themes in non-typical or non-traditional styles and show my versatility.
Tickets Available from www.bigcondorecords.co.uk
