As One In The Park 2025: Pride, Party And Pure Summer Energy |

There’s something special about a day festival that doesn’t just bring the vibes but makes you feel part of something. As One in the Park is that kind of day. Back for 2025, this celebration of LGBTQ+ joy, music, drag and everything in between is heading to West London’s Walpole Park on Saturday 19 July—and this year’s shaping up to be the biggest yet.

The setting? A beautiful green stretch tucked away in Ealing. Trees, ponds, sunshine (hopefully), and just enough space to let loose without feeling like you’re in a sea of 50,000 people. Whether you’re here to rave, strut, laugh, or just vibe with your people, this is the kind of festival where everything connects.

A Line-up That’s Pure Fire

You want music? They’ve got it covered. Five stages, non-stop sound, and some of the most exciting names from the queer nightlife scene and beyond.

Fat Tony is back—no surprise, really. He’s a legend for a reason. Whether you know him from the club, Instagram, or his book, you know the deal: it’s going to be loud, sweaty, and pure energy.

Also returning is ABSOLUTE., bringing the kind of big, bold beats that belong in both a sweaty basement and a sun-drenched festival field. You’ve probably heard his remixes at Pride or maybe that “Padam Padam” rework that did the rounds—he’s got the power to keep a crowd locked in from start to finish.

There’s also Melvo Baptiste, known for Glitterbox and all things groovy. He brings the funk, the soul, the bounce. Add in Anne Louise and Mario Beckman (making their UK debut, no less), Victoria Peckham, Raul Botella, Toby Lawrence, and Lee Harris—you’re looking at a real range of sounds and styles all day long.

Drag That’s Bigger Than Life

If you’re coming for the drag (let’s be real, a lot of us are), you’re in for a treat. This line-up’s stacked.

Danny Beard, winner of Drag Race UK Season 4, is bringing their unique mix of comedy, song and fierce stage presence. Beard by name, beard by game. They’re a real one and absolutely know how to own a crowd.

Then there’s Bimini—a fashion icon and all-round queer powerhouse. Since Drag Race UK Season 2, they’ve become so much more than a contestant: writer, model, musician… but always with that punky, East London edge.

Tayce, the dancing diva with the looks that could kill, is also on the bill. Add Cara Melle, Scarlett Harlett, Kiki Snatch, Tanya Hyde, and Son of a Tutu, and you’ve got a full roster of drag excellence.

There’ll be high kicks, mic drops, probably a death drop or three, and no shortage of laughs. Expect spontaneous chaos, in the best possible way.

Not Just a Party

Yes, there’s music and drag and dancing. But As One always goes further. Expect circus acts, dance crews, wild costumes, glitter stations, food stalls from all corners, and cocktail bars that’ll keep you going from doors to dusk. It’s not about big brand activations or generic stages. It’s about community. You’ll feel that the second you walk in.

They’ve got a proper VIP setup too—your own stage, private bar, nicer loos (let’s be honest, that counts), and a fast track to the afterparty at Fire Vauxhall. If you’re going all in, that’s the way to do it.

It’s Also About Access & Inclusion

One thing As One gets right every time: it’s made for everyone. Free tickets for personal assistants, ramps, viewing platforms, gender-neutral loos. It’s not a tick-box exercise—it’s built in. That matters.

They’re also putting in the work on sustainability. Less plastic, more responsibility. Festivals can be messy; this one’s trying to leave a lighter footprint.

The Park Makes It

Walpole Park’s a bit of a hidden gem. It’s big enough to hold a decent crowd but small enough that you won’t get lost looking for your mates. Close to both Ealing Broadway and South Ealing, it’s easy to get to—and when the sun’s out, it’s actually kind of gorgeous.

Think: glitter, basslines, a cold drink in hand, the sound of a drag queen reading someone for filth drifting in from the main stage. That’s the vibe.

After the Sun Sets…

Once 10pm hits, you don’t have to go home. The official afterparty at Fire keeps things going into the early hours, with more sets, more surprises, and plenty of dancing left to do. Your wristband from the fest gets you in if you’re VIP. Otherwise, grab a separate ticket and keep the party alive.

Tickets and The Rest

TICKETS START AT JUST £22.50 – BUY NOW

There are still a few early entries and standard tickets left, but don’t hang about. They’re available via Skiddle, DICE, OutSavvy and Eventbrite. Prices are more than reasonable considering what you’re getting. And if you want to do it in style, splash out on VIP. No regrets.

Final Thought

As One in the Park isn’t about chasing the biggest headliners or pulling in TikTok stars. It’s about real community, great music, powerful performances, and creating space for people to be exactly who they are. It’s loud, it’s proud, it’s a little messy—and it’s beautiful for all of it.If you’re only doing one day festival this summer, make it this one.