Live At Leeds always books basically all our favourite bands.
It’s ridiculous, really. Aside from our obsession with Yorkshire puddings, it’s the main reason last year we hosted a super buzzy Dork stage at the event, and we’ve one this year too.
Who’ll be playing is still a closely guarded secret, but in the meantime there’s another new line-up announce, which you may have gathered from this interview here features cheeky duo Ewan and Callum Merrett, aka Bad Sounds.
Former Dork cover stars Superorganism are also heading oop North with their 5* self-titled debut record, as well as former Dork cover stars King Nun, with their 5* rowdy live bangers.
More faves come in the form of The Vaccines with their new album ‘Combat Sports’, IDLES, Rae Morris, Yak, The Night Cafe, Easy Life, The Xcerts and so, so many more.
They join The Magic Gang, Ten Tonnes, Sorry, Yungblud, Sports Team, Peace, Circa Waves, The Horrors, Bloxx, Anteros, Blaenavon, Pale Waves and Spring King. What more could you want, eh?
Live at Leeds takes place on Saturday, 5th May in venues across the city. Tickets are on sale now, visit liveatleeds.com for all the goss.
It’s ridiculous, really. Aside from our obsession with Yorkshire puddings, it’s the main reason last year we hosted a super buzzy Dork stage at the event, and we’ve one this year too.
Who’ll be playing is still a closely guarded secret, but in the meantime there’s another new line-up announce, which you may have gathered from this interview here features cheeky duo Ewan and Callum Merrett, aka Bad Sounds.
Former Dork cover stars Superorganism are also heading oop North with their 5* self-titled debut record, as well as former Dork cover stars King Nun, with their 5* rowdy live bangers.
More faves come in the form of The Vaccines with their new album ‘Combat Sports’, IDLES, Rae Morris, Yak, The Night Cafe, Easy Life, The Xcerts and so, so many more.
They join The Magic Gang, Ten Tonnes, Sorry, Yungblud, Sports Team, Peace, Circa Waves, The Horrors, Bloxx, Anteros, Blaenavon, Pale Waves and Spring King. What more could you want, eh?
Live at Leeds takes place on Saturday, 5th May in venues across the city. Tickets are on sale now, visit liveatleeds.com for all the goss.
