Join us for our Friday night headline act: Kaiser Chiefs. Having spent over two decades filling arenas and festival fields across the world, they bring with them their reputation as one of the UK's very best live performers.
Joined by special guests The Lottery Winners and The Ramona Flowers, this is a Friday night you won't forget in a hurry!
Friday 28th May 2027
The Ridings, Chipping Sodbury, Bristol
Doors Open: 5pm


Formed in Leeds in 2000, Kaiser Chiefs are one of Britain's defining live bands, with over 8 million album sales, three BRIT Awards and an Ivor Novello Award to their name. From Ruby and I Predict a Riot to Oh My God and Everyday I Love You Less and Less, their catalogue is packed with songs that have become the soundtrack to festivals, football terraces and nights out. Expect wall-to-wall anthems, huge crowd singalongs and the kind of infectious energy that turns thousands of strangers into one giant choir.

Fresh from supporting Robbie Williams on a major UK and European stadium tour, The Lottery Winners have become one of Britain's biggest feel-good indie bands. With back-to-back UK Official Albums Chart No.1 records, sold-out headline tours, record-breaking Glastonbury appearances and festival main stages across the UK and Europe, the Leigh four-piece have built a reputation for infectious anthems and unforgettable live shows. Having also shared stages with artists including Noel Gallagher, Nickelback, Avril Lavigne, Tom Jones and Frank Turner, they're now firmly established as one of the UK's must-see live acts.

Hailing from Bristol, The Ramona Flowers have built a reputation for blending shimmering indie, electronic pop and soaring anthems into an unforgettable live show. Since forming in 2012, they've shared stages with artists including Muse, Placebo, The Libertines and Tom Grennan, while their collaboration with Nile Rodgers, Up All Night, became a US Billboard chart hit and earned global radio success. With infectious hooks, cinematic soundscapes and boundless energy, they're the perfect band to get a festival crowd moving from the very first note.
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