MILKFEST ’25 at the Indigo O2, Sunday February 23 from 2.30pm

MILKFEST ’25 at the Indigo O2, Sunday February 23 from 2.30pm
On Sunday, 23rd February, the blues community comes together to support Brain Tumour
charities when some of the biggest names in British Blues play MILKFEST  at the
prestigious O2 Indigo venue in London.

Milkfest'255 will be hosted by Blues rock band the Milk Men, and UK vocal royalty Jo Harman will
perform an exclusive tribute to the women in UK Blues. Toby Lee, the young number-one-selling
UK blues artists will join the blues veterans Dr Feelgood and Paul Jones. Toby appeared on
the BBC on this year's New New's Hootenanny, hosted by Jools Holland, and was such a hit that his latest
album, House on Fire, went straight to the top of the blues charts days later. More guests are being
lined up for this one-off Blues extravaganza.

Adam Norsworthy, guitarist with The Milk Men andMilkfest'255 organiser, said: "We are so excited to
have Toby join us on the Milkfest line up. Having done shows with him before, we know only too well
what a dynamic and exciting performer he is”.

Claire Howells from The Brain Tumour Charity said: "Some incredible performers are throwing their
musical weight behind Milkfest'255 next February, and we're extremely grateful for their ongoing
support. Through the efforts of all those working towards Milkfest'255, we can change the landscape
for everyone affected by a brain tumour diagnosis and bring hope to so many. A huge thank you from
all of us. It will be a fantastic celebration of the UK blues scene."

In addition to the bill, Toby said:"'‘I am thrilled to be supporting such a worthwhile
cause'’.'' Other acts appearing include The Cinneli Brothers, UK Top 10 chart act When Rivers Meet, Jo
Harman, Mollie Marriott and festival founders The Milk Men. Lockdown blues star Todd Sharpville
and the multi-talented Thomas Heppell have also been added to the bill in cameo appearances.

Tickets can be bought here: https://www.axs.com/uk/events/618052/milkfest-25-a-celebration-of-
British-blues-tickets/static details
 
The Brain Tumour Charity is the UK's largest dedicated brain tumour charity, committed to fighting
brain tumours on all fronts. It funds pioneering research to increase survival, improve treatment
options, and raise awareness of brain tumour symptoms and effects to bring about earlier
diagnosis. The charity also supports everyone affected so that they can live as complete a life
as possible and with the best quality of life.