Visitors gathered in Banbridge on Saturday for Buskfest 2025, enjoying the sounds of one of Northern Ireland’s most anticipated musical events.
With music on every corner, family-friendly fun, and a buzzing atmosphere, the town centre was transformed into a celebration of local talent and community spirit, despite the inclement weather.
Winners of Buskfest 2025 celebrate their well-deserved victory in Banbridge after a day filled with unforgettable performances, live music, and electric atmosphere.
4am Club took home top honours as the streets came alive with music.
Oliver Barron, The Cellofella, won best individual. Presenting his award are Ralph McLean, and Lord Mayor of Armagh City, Banbridge, and Craigavon Borough Council, Alderman Stephen Moutray.
Frankisaband, travelling all the way from France, won Best Band category. Elise, Sebastien, and Jo, are presented with their award by Ralph McLean, Wendy Shaw, and Niall Totten from the AMA Centre in Armagh.
The Best Performance award went to Daniel and the Lion. Daniel Duke and Ross McLaughlin accept the award from Ralph McLean, and Michael Donaghy of Banbridge Chamber of Commerce.
Sarah Reynolds was presented with the award for Best Junior, by Ralph McLean, Connell McBride of Music Not Limits, and Carolyn Mathers of Snow Water.
The Spirit of Buskfest award went to Banbridge Ukes, presented by Eoin McCartan of Eats and Beats festival.
Overall Winner at Banbridge Buskfest 2025 was 4am Club. Paidi Muldoon, Luke Bell, Daniel Coulter and Jack Lockhart are presented with their award by Ralph McLean.
4am Club, made up of Jack Lockhart, Luke Bell, Daniel Coulter, and Paidi Muldoon, were crowned Overall Winner at Banbridge Buskfest 2025.
