2025 has seen Lottery Winners grow dramatically in stature as their current album ‘KOKO’ became their second #1 smash on the UK’s Official Album Chart. And there are more big things on the agenda this summer, including a stadium tour as guests to Robbie Williams and a host of top tier festival sets. Now Lottery Winners are set to play an intimate show at the De La Warr Pavilion on May 23rd to raise funds for the the SupaJam Foundation.

The SupaJam Foundation is on a mission to inspire and empower young people aged 15-26 by helping them overcome the barriers they face in accessing education and pursuing careers in the music industry. They believe every young person has the potential to overcome obstacles and create their own path to success, especially within the music industry.

Their philosophy is one that Lottery Winners’ frontman Thomas Rylance has first-hand personal experience with. Growing up with ADHD meant that he struggled at school and no-one believed in him or had any real plan that could help him – aside from his music teacher, Mr Asbury, who gave him a guitar and encouraged him to play in bands. Without him, Thom would’ve never become the man he is today: proving that a mentor is more valuable than any lottery win.

Thomas Rylance says, “SupaJam are doing great things, supporting the youth when they need it most. We are very happy to be part of the fundraising effort. Get down to the show and help make a difference in these young lives!”

SupaJam Foundation CEO Rebecca Bates adds, “To have The Lottery Winners agree to support the SupaJam Foundation is just mind blowing. Music has been so important throughout the lives of these young people and with the involvement of the band we can truly show them that it’s ok to be different. To feel different. In fact it’s actually a super power that will aid their creativity and fuel their drive to succeed.”

The event will be hosted by Radio X DJ John Kennedy with support from Crystal Tides and local artist Kay Iris.

This Feeling, The SupaJam Foundation, Black Deer Festival, Lakedown Brewing Co. and the De La Warr Pavilion are working together in Sussex to help young people develop careers in the music industry.