Full line up for Kirklees Pride 2025 revealed

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Kirklees Pride 2025

We have revealed the full line up for Kirklees Pride which takes place on Saturday 7 June from 1pm in Queen Street and King Street, Huddersfield Town Centre!

Headlining this free event will be award- winning indie pop band The Hoosiers. The million- selling band have been on multiple sold-out tours and graced stages at the likes of Glastonbury, Isle of Wight Festival and BBC Radio 1’s Big Weekend.

Joining The Hoosiers on the main stage will be Luhzanne from 90s dance music band Livin’ Joy, an Olivia Rodrigo Tribute act, local artists Eva Kiss and Isaac Malibu plus performances from local drag queens Kiki Horsefield and Mazikeen.

The event will be compered by RuPaul’s DragRace 6’s very own Charra Tea and promises to be an afternoon of comedy, celebration and fantastic music.

Councillor Carole Pattison, Leader of Kirklees Council, said:

“Kirklees Pride goes from strength to strength every year; our fantastic line up, partner activity, workshops, food and drink and commercial stalls, will bring a day of entertainment and fun for all ages.

“Kirklees Council is committed to inclusion, which is one of our core values and Pride is an important event that celebrates our diverse communities, fosters a sense of belonging, and demonstrates our commitment to equality. This event also boosts the local economy, supporting businesses, hospitality, and tourism, reinforcing Kirklees as a welcoming and vibrant place to live, work, and visit.”

In addition to the main stage, there will be street theatre from the Flower People, a Vogue Ball brought to you by the Lawrence Batley Theatre, a silent disco and free face painting.

Get your tickets for the Vogue Ball at the LBT.

Later in the evening, there will be the chance to continue the party with a spectacular Pride Classical performance by the Paradox Orchestra at Huddersfield Town Hall.

Buy your tickets for Pride Classical at Huddersfield Town Hall.

There will also be beautiful things to buy at the Pride market with over 40 stallholders and information stands.