The Corrs and Natalie Imbruglia to Headline Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025

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The Corrs and Natalie Imbruglia to Headline Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025

Summer Sessions 2025 Key Takeaways:

  • The Corrs and Natalie Imbruglia Headline Plymouth Summer Sessions
    Irish pop-rock icons The Corrs will perform at Plymouth Hoe on June 14, 2025, joined by special guest Natalie Imbruglia, known for her global hit Torn.
  • Four-Day Festival Lineup Offers Something for Everyone
    The event features a diverse mix of headliners, including James, Pendulum, The Corrs, and Snow Patrol, solidifying Plymouth Summer Sessions as a must-attend music festival.
  • Tickets Available Soon
    Four-day passes and individual day tickets go on sale Friday, December 13, at smmrsessions.com and ticketmaster.co.uk, providing flexible options for fans to enjoy this premier music event.

Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025 has announced its final headliner, with The Corrs set to perform on Saturday, June 14, at Plymouth Hoe. Joining them as a special guest will be singer-songwriter Natalie Imbruglia. This announcement comes from Live Nation and music promoter Cuffe & Taylor, as part of the festival presented by TK Maxx.

The Corrs—Andrea, Sharon, Caroline, and Jim—have long been celebrated for their fusion of Celtic music and pop rock, earning global acclaim with hits such as Breathless and Runaway. The Irish band has sold over 40 million albums and performed at iconic events, including Nelson Mandela’s 86th birthday and the Queen’s Jubilee. Their return to live performances in 2023 saw sell-out crowds in Southeast Asia and Australia, and their upcoming appearance at Plymouth promises to be a highlight of the festival.

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Opening for The Corrs, Natalie Imbruglia will bring a touch of ’90s nostalgia to the event. Best known for her breakout single Torn, Imbruglia has enjoyed a celebrated career, selling over 10 million records and earning multiple industry awards, including BRIT and ARIA accolades.

This announcement completes the lineup for the four-day event, which includes headliners James, Pendulum, and Snow Patrol. With a mix of rock anthems, electronic beats, and nostalgic hits, Plymouth Summer Sessions continues to solidify its place as a key event in the city’s cultural calendar.

Tickets go on sale Friday, December 13, at smmrsessions.com and ticketmaster.co.uk. Fans can purchase four-day passes or individual day tickets for what promises to be an unforgettable weekend of live music.

For more updates, follow @smmrsessions on social media.

Plymouth Summer Sessions 2025 Lineup:
Thursday, June 12: James, Razorlight, Jamie Webster, Tom A Smith
Friday, June 13: Pendulum
Saturday, June 14: The Corrs, Natalie Imbruglia
Sunday, June 15: Snow Patrol

About Plymouth Summer Sessions

Originally launched in Scotland by DF Concerts, Summer Sessions has grown into a nationwide festival series, featuring world-class artists in cities like Plymouth, Bedford, and Southampton. Since its UK-wide expansion in 2024, the festival has become a summer highlight, attracting music lovers with its vibrant lineups and scenic venues.

For more information about the festival, visit the official website or follow on social media.

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