Bastille: Celebrating 15 Years with New Chapters Ahead
The Brighton Centre hosted an unforgettable evening on November 16, 2025, as Bastille celebrated 15 years of music with a special anniversary tour. Fans began arriving early, with some queuing from 9:00 AM to secure their spots. This dedication highlighted the strong bond between the band and its loyal fanbase.
Opening Acts at Brighton Centre
Nadia Sheikh kicked off the night, captivating the audience with her emotive indie pop-rock style. Dressed in a striking black lace dress, Sheikh showcased tracks from her new EP, ‘Done & Dusted’. Her performance included a heartfelt acoustic duet of ‘Future Me’ with Bastille’s Will Farquarson, which garnered a warm reception from the crowd.
Nadia Sheikh’s Setlist
- ‘The Shadows’
- ‘Waiting’
- ‘Fade Away’
- ‘How To Lose A Friend’
- ‘Future Me’ (with Will Farquarson)
- ‘Memories’
- ‘Just A Shadow’
Following Sheikh, Sofia Camara took the stage, infusing the venue with emotional energy. With a voice that resonated throughout the arena, she led the audience in sing-alongs, starting with ‘Ingrained (DNA)’. Camara’s genuine connection with the crowd included a memorable selfie moment that highlighted the mutual appreciation between artist and fans.
Sofia Camara’s Setlist
- ‘Ingrained (DNA)’
- ‘Parking Lot’
- ‘Here We Go Again’
- ‘Starlight’
- ‘Unknown’
- ‘Who Do I Call Now? (Hellbent)’
Bastille Takes the Stage
The excitement peaked when Bastille graced the stage. Opening with their popular track ‘Things We Lost In The Fire’, the band immediately energized the crowd. Their set featured beloved songs like ‘Shut Off The Lights’ and ‘Good Grief’, along with new music, including ‘Save My Soul’, which hinted at their evolving sound.
Bastille’s Setlist Highlights
- ‘Things We Lost In The Fire’
- ‘Shut Off The Lights’
- ‘Good Grief’
- ‘Flaws’
- ‘Happier’ (with Marshmello)
- ‘Pompeii’
Dan Smith’s dynamic presence on stage energized the audience. His interactions created a palpable sense of unity between the band and fans. The night culminated in an exhilarating finale featuring ‘Glory’ and ‘Pompeii’, where audience participation turned the performance into a shared anthem.
As Bastille marks 15 years of musical achievements, the Brighton Centre event illustrated their enduring legacy. With a promising future ahead, the band continues to evolve while maintaining a deep connection with their fans, making their next chapter an exciting prospect.
