FINNEAS Previews New Album, ‘The Dream’, at NOS Alive 2025

FINNEAS treated the packed-out Heineken Stage crowd at NOS Alive 2025 to some new music from his eagerly anticipated next album, The Dream, which drops on September 19th.

The project serves as his first full-length collaborative album with Ashe, with the duo combining to form a new band, The Favors. Earlier in the day, before taking the stage, FINNEAS and Ashe had released the latest single from the project, ‘The Hudson’.

Although not having his Favors duet-partner, Ashe, with him in Lisbon, FINNEAS serenaded the fervent crowd with a spellbinding rendition of ‘The Little Mess You Made’, the first song to arrive from The Dream. He asked the crowd to help him sing Ashe's part, and they happily obliged, roaring along to the undulating track.

Given how atmospheric, ambient and production-oriented much of FINNEAS’ catalogue is, many fans were anxious to see how this would translate into his live performance.

Ultimately, though, the bridge between his recordings and his live set was an easy one to navigate, with the California native wisely taking his studio band on the road with him.

FINNEAS sauntered across the stage with calmness and confidence, underlining to attendees why the ‘Till Forever Falls Apart’ crooner is quickly becoming known for being so much more than simply the producer, co-writer and brother to Billie Eilish.

The ‘Nobody Like U’ hitmaker's set ensures the excitement remains sky-high ahead of The Dream, with fans clamouring for FINNEAS to return to Portugal as soon as possible.

Elsewhere during the star-studded 2025 instalment of NOS Alive, ticket-holders have been able to enjoy unforgettable sets from Noah Kahan, Olivia Rodrigo, Mark Ambor, Benson Boone, Justice, The Teskey Brothers, Girl in Red and many more.

Tonight (Saturday, July 12th), fans will witness the final day's performances, with Muse, Nine Inch Nails, Foster the People, Future Islands and Amyl and the Sniffers headlining.

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Featured photo by Matilde Fieschi, courtesy of NOS Alive 2025