Yorkshire’s very own Kaiser Chiefs are heading to the coast next summer for a show at Scarborough Open Air Theatre.
The Leeds indie heroes will bring their no-holds-barred rock ‘n’ roll celebration to the UK’s largest open-air arena on Sunday July 11.
Next summer’s Scarborough show will be a return to the venue for Kaiser Chiefs. The multi-award-winning band played at Scarborough OAT back in 2017.
Kaiser Chiefs frontman and national treasure Ricky Wilson said:
“We cannot wait to get back to playing live shows again and it will be great to return to this stunning Yorkshire venue. We had a cracking night there in 2017 so roll on July 11!”
Kaiser Chiefs have released seven original studio albums including their Mercury-nominated debut Employment, which sold more than two million copies, and Number 1 follow up Yours Truly, Angry Mob which went twice-platinum in the UK.
For their most recent release, 2019’s critically acclaimed Duck, the group returned to their original label home Polydor where they released their first four albums. Featuring the lead single Record Collection, it hit the UK Top 5 ahead of a huge hometown show at Leeds United’s Elland Road stadium.
Kaiser Chiefs join Lewis Capaldi, Duran Duran, Snow Patrol, Lionel Richie, Westlife, and Olly Murs among the headliners at Scarborough OAT next summer.
Scarborough OAT venue programmer Peter Taylor said:
“Ever since their show here in 2017 fans have been asking for us to bring Kaiser Chiefs back to Scarborough OAT.
“We are delighted to oblige, and this is going to be another all-action rock’n’roll show that no fan will want to miss.”
Tickets go on general sale via scarboroughopenairtheatre.com at 9am on Friday December 11.


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