The Reytons have just announced an exciting headline concert at Wembley, scheduled for this winter. Here are the ticket details.
The South Yorkshire indie rock band will take the stage at the OVO Arena Wembley in London on Saturday, December 6, for an exclusive one-off performance.
This announcement follows their electrifying set at the 2025 Tramlines Festival, where they captivated a sold-out audience with their chart-topping hits. It also comes on the heels of a sold-out hometown show for 20,000 fans at Clifton Park, along with a successful UK tour that featured stops at London’s O2 Academy Brixton and Manchester’s Aviva Studios.
Frontman Jonny Yerrell expressed his excitement, saying, “This one’s special. Wembley holds a unique history and legacy in both music and football. Not everyone gets the chance to see their team there, but a fan once told us after a gig at Sheffield Arena, ‘It feels like going to a cup final we’ve already won.’ We’re bringing that same energy to the capital. This is a gig for everyone—a night of celebration. We’re All Reytons Aren’t We?”
Tickets will be available for purchase this Friday (August 1) at 10am local time, with presale options starting on Wednesday (July 30) at the same hour. Click here for ticket details.
The upcoming show will follow a summer packed with major performances, including appearances at the Victorious Festival and Come Together Festival, where they surprised fans with special guest Gary Neville at their Manchester gig.
Back in January 2023, The Reytons shared their journey as an independent band, discussing how they saw their fanbase grow and their records climb the charts. Yerrell reflected on their beginnings, describing themselves as “massive underdogs” and expressing pride in their achievements without a label.
“We’re proud to have made it independently—it’s proof that you can achieve your dreams, even when the odds are against you,” he noted. “We had to overcome numerous obstacles without any financial backing. We started from almost nothing. The essence of The Reytons is about community, and I want everyone to feel they’re a part of it and know they can achieve their goals too.”
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