Shed Seven are set to play the biggest headline show of their career next May in what promises to be a defining moment for the band.
More than 30 years into their career, the landmark show will see the band headline a special hometown show at York’s LNER Community Stadium on Saturday May 29. They will be joined on the night by special guests The Ks, Reverend and the Makers and The Mersey Beatles.
As part of the hometown celebrations, there will be a special pre-sale for people in York, with the city set to be flooded with Shed Seven posters and beer mats carrying QR codes giving local fans access to tickets before they go on general sale at 10am Friday October 23 via ticketmaster.co.uk
An exclusive Shed Seven artist pre-sale also opens at 10am on Tuesday for anyone signed up to the Shed Seven mailing list HERE
Fans wishing to access the artist pre-sale must sign up by 12pm on Monday.
The massive gig follows an extraordinary few years for Shed Seven, which has seen the band achieve two UK Number 1 albums, play some of the biggest shows of their career and be crowned Best Live Act at the AIM Independent Music Awards. It also follows the huge success of their two sold-out shows at York Museum Gardens in 2024.
Now, the band are taking things to another level, with their biggest production to date and a huge career-spanning set planned for York.
Special guests at the LNER will be The Ks. The explosive Earlestown four-piece are riding the crest of a massive wave that has been building over the last few years. Their debut album I Wonder If The World Knows reached Number 3 on the UK album charts in April 2024 and its follow up Pretty On The Internet bagged the band their first Number 1 just 14 months later.
An incredible live band, The K’s headlined two massive sold out shows this summer at The Piece Hall, Halifax, and Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl.
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