Yorkshire’s very own Kaiser Chiefs are coming to the Bonus Arena early next year.
The band – famed for songs such as I Predict A Riot, Ruby and Every Day I Love You Less and Less – will visit Hull on 21 January 2020. They will be joined by special guests Razorlight.
Tickets for this standing and seated event go on sale at 9am on Friday, 21 June.
The announcement is the latest massive band to visit the Bonus Arena following gigs by Stereophonics, Noel Gallaghers’ High Flying Birds, Catfish and the Bottlemen and Courteeners.
Kaiser Chiefs release their brand new album Duck next month and will tour the UK early next year in support of the record. As well as their visit to Hull – the only Yorkshire date on the tour – the band perform at London’s 02.
Their album Employment enjoyed critical and commercial success with over three million copies sold. It has won the band three Brit Awards, including the award for Best British Group, a NME award for Best Album, and was shortlisted for the Mercury Prize.
Razorlight, fronted by Jonny Borrell, hit the top of the charts with America. The Brit Award nominated band also hit number two in the singles chart with In The Morning.
Under 14s are prohibited from standing at gigs at the Bonus Arena, however they can purchase seated tickets as long as they are accompanied by an adult.
Tickets on sale Friday 21st June.
Venue Details
Over 400,000 visitors have experienced events here at the venue since 2018 including Bob Dylan, Catfish & The Bottlemen, Ne-Yo, Paloma Faith, JLS, Sarah Millican, Blondie, Noel Gallagher and many more. The venue is a state-of-the-art music and events complex with a capacity of up to 4,000 people for concerts and live events, plus an array of bars, lounges, premium seating and hospitality suits including the Connexin Lounge. The venue is purpose built to offer significant flexibility for any conference, exhibition, dinner or event. With 1320 square metres of floor space, making it one of the biggest in the region, the Arena’s flexibility means we can host events of all shapes and sizes – from huge award ceremonies to smaller breakout meetings, including the University of Hull’s graduation ceremonies. The building is owned by Hull City Council and is managed by ASM Global.
Facilities
Accessible Toilets
Blue-Badge Parking
Wheelchair Access
