Rizzle Kicks – Members, Songs, Tour 2025 and Net Worth
Rizzle Kicks, the Brighton-based hip-hop duo that brought a funk-infused energy to British pop-rap in the early 2010s, have reunited after nearly a decade apart. Jordan Stephens and Harley Alexander-Sule – better known by their stage names – are back with new music, a forthcoming album, and a string of live dates across the UK in 2025. Their reunion has reignited interest in their story, their biggest hits, and what they are doing now.
The duo first formed in 2008 and quickly built a following with playful rhymes, brass-heavy beats, and a distinctly British take on hip-hop. Their debut album Stereo Typical reached number one on the UK R&B chart, and singles such as “When I Was a Youngster” and “Down With the Trumpets” became anthems for a generation. After a second album and a quiet hiatus that began around 2015, both members pursued solo projects. Now they are back on stage and in the studio.
Their 2025 schedule includes multiple tour legs, a new album titled Competition Is for Losers, and fresh singles. The comeback has been carefully documented on their official channels, and fans are eager to see whether this marks a permanent return or a celebration of past hits.
Rizzle Kicks Names, Ages and Background
At a Glance
Jordan “Rizzle” Stephens (born 25 January 1992) and Harley “Sylvester” Alexander-Sule (born 1992)
Brighton, England
British hip-hop, pop-rap, funk-infused hip-hop
2008–2015 (hiatus), 2024–present (reunion)
Key Insights
- Rizzle Kicks reunited in May 2024 after an eight-year hiatus and began recording new music immediately.
- Their first new single after the break, “Javelin”, was released on 30 August 2024.
- Both members stayed active during the hiatus: Stephens pursued acting and solo music, while Alexander-Sule worked as a producer and songwriter.
- The 2025 tour marks their first major live performances since 2014, generating significant nostalgic demand.
- Net worth figures are not publicly confirmed; past earnings from major label deals and touring suggest moderate wealth but no reliable estimates exist.
