NOS ALIVE ANNOUNCES JET TO NOS STAGE ON 12TH JULY
16th April 2025NOS Alive today announces Australian quintet Jet to the NOS Alive lineup for the last day of the festival on 12th July, which takes place on July 10, 11 and 12 at Passeio Marítimo de Algés. The announcement also comes alongside further additions to the Heineken Stage, including Bad Nerves and Nathy Peluso who will perform on 10th July, Alta Avenue who will be performing on the 10th and Franc Moody who will take to the stage on the 12th.
Originally from Dingley, Melbourne, Australia, Jet quickly took the world by storm after forming in 2001, selling over 6.5 million albums globally and achieving nearly 10x Platinum certification in Australia, as well as Platinum in the US and UK for their debut album Get Born, released in 2003. The album spawned a string of classic singles including “Are You Gonna Be My Girl“, “Rollover DJ” and “Look What You’ve Done“, earning the band six ARIA Awards in 2004. 2023 will mark the 20th anniversary of the release of Get Born, marking the occasion with the band’s first concerts in five years, playing the album in its entirety. Following a successful 2024 tour of Italy, the UK, Ireland and the US — with sold-out shows on the “20 Years Of Get Born – Extended Edition Tour” — the band is now preparing to hit Europe and perform at NOS Alive’25.
Essex based Bad Nerves will take their ferocious energy to the Heineken Stage on July 10 to make their debut at NOS Alive. Joining them on this day will be Argentinian songstress Nathy Peluso who will also make her festival debut at NOS Alive.
Alta Avenue have been confirmed for the 17th edition of NOS Alive this year. The Californian band fronted by David Bilson, will take to the Heineken Stage on the second day of the festival, 11 July, Passeio Marítimo de Algés.
British duo Franc Moody formed by Jon Moody and Ned Franc, known for exploring jazz and blues and adopting synthesizers to focus on creating danceable rhythms, have also been confirmed for the Heineken Stage on the final day of the festival, 12th July.
Artists already confirmed: A-Trak, Amyl and The Sniffers, Artemas, Bad Nerves, Barry Can’t Swim, Benson Boone, The Bloody Beetroots, Bright Eyes, Capicua, Chloé Robinson, CMAT, Dead Poet Society, DJ Boring, Erol Alkan, FINNEAS, Franc Moody, Future Islands, girl in red, Glass Animals, Jet, Justice, Kings of Leon, Klin Klop (Live), Logic1000, Macacos do Chinês, Mark Ambor, Máximo, Mike 11, Mother Mother, Nathy Peluso, Nine Inch Nails, Noah Kahan, NTO, Olivia Rodrigo, Papa Nugs, Parov Stelar, Riordan, Sam Fender, Sammy Virji, St.Vincent, The Backseat Lovers, The Teskey Brothers and Von Di.
NOS Alive 2025 line up (more TBA)
10 July
Olivia Rodrigo: NOS Stage
Noah Kahan: NOS Stage
Benson Boone: NOS Stage
Mark Ambor: NOS Stage
Artemas: Heineken Stage
Bad Nerves: Heineken Stage
Barry Can’t Swim: Heineken Stage
Glass Animals: Heineken Stage
Nathy Peluso: Heineken Stage
Parov Stelar: Heineken Stage
11 July
Justice: NOS Stage
Sam Fender: NOS Stage
girl in red: NOS Stage
Alta Avenue: Heineken Stage
FINNEAS: Heineken Stage
Mother Mother: Heineken Stage
Sammy Virji: Heineken Stage
St. Vincent: Heineken Stage
The Backseat Lovers: Heineken Stage
The Teskey Brothers: Heineken Stage
Capicua: WTF Clubbing
DJ Boring: WTF Clubbing
Klin Klop: WTF Clubbing
Logic1000: WTF Clubbing
Macacos do Chinês: WTF Clubbing
Máximo: WTF Clubbing
Mike11: WTF Clubbing
Von Di: WTF Clubbing
12 July
Kings Of Leon: NOS Stage
Nine Inch Nails: NOS Stage
Jet: NOS Stage
CMAT: NOS Stage
Amyl and The Sniffers: Heineken Stage
Bright Eyes: Heineken Stage
Franc Moody: Heineken Stage
Foster The People: Heineken Stage
Future Islands: Heineken Stage
Dead Poet Society: Heineken Stage
The Bloody Beetroots (DJ set): WTF Clubbing
A-Trak: WTF Clubbing
NTO (Live): WTF Clubbing
Erol Alkan: WTF Clubbing
Chloé Robinson: WTF Clubbing
Riordan: WTF Clubbing
Papa Nugs: WTF Clubbing
About NOS Alive
Since 2007, NOS Alive has established itself as one of the best festivals in the European circuit, being considered the music festival with the highest reputation in 2022 and 2023, with significant coverage in various national media (Observador, Blitz, Público, etc.) and international media (The Telegraph, The Independent, Rolling Stone, Time Out, Gigwise, Clash, among others). It has hosted memorable concerts by bands such as Pearl Jam, Arctic Monkeys, Dua Lipa, Da Weasel, Coldplay, Imagine Dragons, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sam Smith, Grace Jones, Arlo Parks, Metallica, The Weeknd, Stromae, Jorja Smith, Rage Against The Machine, Radiohead, Florence + the Machine, Green Day, Neil Young, and Bob Dylan.
In July 2024, NOS Alive welcomed 165 thousand people to Passeio Marítimo de Algés over the three days of the festival, witnessing 120 performances across the festival’s seven stages: Palco NOS, Palco Heineken, Palco WTF Clubbing, Palco Fado Cafe, Palco Comédia, Palco Coreto, and Pórtico.
In 2025, NOS Alive returns to the sunny Passeio Marítimo de Algés for its 17th edition.
