Brassic season 7: Release date speculation and latest news
The seventh season of the hit comedy has been confirmed.
Even before Brassic season 6 hit our screens this past September, the seventh season of the Sky comedy series was already confirmed.
Co-created by Joe Gilgun and Danny Brocklehurst, season 7 of Brassic is set to kick off pre-production sometime this autumn. The new season will of course follow on from the finale, which Parth Thakerar, who plays JJ, previously said was "really intense".
He said: "I think the end is going to be a big, big shock this year, for everyone." Thakerar also confirmed that even though Brassic season 7 is confirmed, he's none the wiser as to how things will pan out next season, saying: "Even I don't know what's going to happen next season. It was a big one, a big one that Danny and Joe and everyone decided to do."
We'd expect the same levels of comedic chaos with the gang and many of the fan-favourite faces to return so with that, read on for everything we know so far about Brassic season 7.
Brassic season 7 release date speculation
As of now, there's no confirmed release date for Brassic season 7 but we do know that production is set to kick off this year.
The show has remained pretty tight in its yearly turnaround of seasons so we'd likely expect Brassic season 7 to land on our screens around September 2025.
On the announcement of the new season, series co-creator Danny Brocklehurst said: "Season 7! How did this happen?!? Brassic is a delight to make and it's a privilege to create more chaos for our loyal and loving audience."
Similarly, head of comedy commissioning at Sky Studios, Alex Moody, said: "We couldn’t be happier that Vinnie and the gang will return for another raucous ride, bringing heart, laughs and Farmer Jim’s unrivalled swear count back to Sky for a seventh series."
Who will be in the Brassic season 7 cast?
We'd expect all the same faces to return for season 7 but after the shock cliffhanger of season 7, we'll just have to wait and see.
The Brassic cast members that we'd expect to return for season 7 are as follows:
- Joe Gilgun as Vinnie
- Michelle Keegan as Erin
- Tom Hanson as Cardi
- Aaron Heffernan as Ash
- Ryan Sampson as Tommo
- Parth Thakerar as JJ
- Joanna Higson as Sugar
- Steve Evets as Farmer Jim
- Jude Riordan as Tyler
- Dominic West as Dr Chris Coxley
- Ramon Tikaram as Terence McCann
- Bronagh Gallagher as Carol
- Samantha Power as Donna
- Lee Mack as Eddie
- Bhavna Limbachia as Meena
- Dan Skinner as Phil
- Carl Rice as Ronnie
- Neil Ashton as Davey
- Muzz Khan as Adyan
- Johann Heske as Hans
- Mark O’Halloran as Francis
- Annette Badland as Rhoda
- Rachid Sabitri as Manolito
- Camille Cottin as Fiona Frank
- Steven Hartley as Russell Hardwick
What will happen in Brassic season 7?
It's safe to say that Brassic season 6 left on quite the cliffhanger, so much so that it's pretty unknowable at this point how the series will continue the story for the gang.
The season 6 finale saw JJ (Parth Thakerar) and Sugar (Joanna Higson) tie the knot but they were rocked by some tragic news, as the gang prepared to plan another event that none of them thought they would be doing.
It's safe to say that the finale was a shocker, as previously teased by Higson. She had admitted: "It's the first year that you'll finish the series going, 'Oh my God.' Like, it's a genuine, massive question mark.
"You can usually tell when a series is written and setup for the next bit. [You're like] 'Oh, they've written that, oh, that's it.' But this is really like ooh! It makes you think."
As for what will go down in season 7, we'll just have to wait and see – we'll be sure to keep this piece updated with a synopsis when one is revealed.
Is there a trailer for Brassic season 7?
Not yet! As production is set to kick off on the new season soon, we're still a way off from getting a trailer, but watch this space.
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Morgan Cormack is a Drama Writer for Radio Times, covering everything drama-related on TV and streaming. She previously worked at Stylist as an Entertainment Writer. Alongside her past work in content marketing and as a freelancer, she possesses a BA in English Literature.