Leeds Festival 2025 Sunday lineup and set times: Limp Bizkit and Bring Me The Horizon to close the weekend
Sunday at Bramham Park marks the final day of Leeds Festival 2025, with a heavyweight lineup that includes Limp Bizkit, Bring Me The Horizon and Enter Shikari lighting up the Main Stage, along with a strong undercard across the Chevron Stage. After a weekend that has already featured Chappell Roan, Hozier, AJ Tracey and Rudimental, the final day keeps the energy high for festivalgoers.
Weather and planning notes
Sunday is forecast to be mild with little rain, making it a comfortable day for back-to-back sets across three stages. Attendees are reminded that certain items are banned from the site, including BBQs, aerosols and fireworks. For the full list of prohibited items, check the official guidance.
Sunday schedule
Main Stage
– VIOLÀ: 12:00-12:30pm
– Lambrini Girls: 12:50-1:20pm
– Alessi Rose: 1:45-2:20pm
– Good Neighbours: 2:45-3:30pm
– Royel Otis: 3:55-4:40pm
– Conan Gray: 5:10-6:00pm
– Enter Shikari: 6:30-7:20pm
– Limp Bizkit: 7:55-8:55pm
– Bring Me The Horizon: 9:50-11:20pm
Chevron Stage
– James and The Cold Gun: 12:00-12:30pm
– Blanco: 12:45-1:15pm
– Issey Cross: 1:30-2:00pm
– Pozer: 2:15-2:45pm
– Example: 3:05-4:05pm
– Pale Waves: 4:25-5:05pm
– Bakar: 5:30-6:10pm
– Wunderhorse: 6:35-7:20pm
– Jazzy: 7:35-8:15pm
– Becky Hill: 8:50-9:50pm
BBC Introducing Stage
Details for the BBC Introducing Stage line-up are not listed in this guide and are typically updated closer to showtime. Check the festival app or site for the latest additions.
What to look forward to
The final day delivers a closing stretch of big riffs and anthems as Enter Shikari, Limp Bizkit and Bring Me The Horizon headline across the Main Stage, backed by a diverse supporting cast on the Chevron Stage to keep the energy up from midday through the night. The blend of rock, alternative, electronic and pop acts reflects Leeds Festival’s broad appeal and its ability to bring different crowds together for a shared festival moment.
Additional value and pointers
– Plan ahead around the headliners: Arrive early near the Main Stage for Enter Shikari and then grab a spot for the big finish with Limp Bizkit and Bring Me The Horizon.
– Stay hydrated and pace your day: With a long day of sets, it helps to sip water regularly and take breaks between stages if you’re catching multiple acts.
– Packing tips: Comfortable footwear, light rain gear just in case (despite the mild forecast), and a small bag to keep essentials accessible.
– Transportation and exits: Check the festival’s guidance on exiting routes after the final set to avoid crowds and get home smoothly.
Overall, Sunday at Leeds Festival 2025 promises a high-energy finale with a mix of established headliners and rising acts, ending the weekend on a high note for rock, metal and alternative fans alike.