Following a spectacular summer of headline grabbing shows, including a stand out performance on Glastonbury’s Pyramid Stage, a sublime headline date at Alexandra Palace Park in London and a mammoth homecoming show at Leeds’ Temple Newsam Park, Kaiser Chiefs have extended their Employment celebrations with a new run of 2026 dates due to phenomenal demand.
"This summer, we played a load of shows to mark the release of our debut album
‘Employment’. It went well. Probably better than our first summer 20 years ago. It was the
year after that first year that things really took off…,”
Ricky says of the announcement:
“So we hope you will join us in February to help celebrate with us ‘the year it really took off’. If you
were with us the first time, or unfortunately missed out due to other commitments, we hope
you will join us for a joyous lap of honour. (Plus, I spent quite a bit on a new blazer and want
to get my money’s worth)"
Kicking off at Live in Bradford on February 13th 2026, the 12 date More Employment tour will
see the band continue the party across the UK, including a date at London’s Eventim Apollo
on Friday February 20th. Tickets go on sale on Friday August 22nd at 9am.
KAISER CHIEFS arrive at Stockton Globe on February 15 th 2026. Tickets are available on
general sale Friday 22 nd August at 9am via www.stocktonglobe.co.uk
New College Durham (NCD) is absolutely thrilled to celebrate yet another year of fantastic GCSE achievements! With some incredible results, students have truly showcased their talent, resilience, and dedication to success.
St John Ambulance launches campaign to teach 300,000 people life-saving first aid. We go to great lengths for our loved ones – from squeezing our partner’s spots, to watching our child’s favourite film 74 times. But when it comes to learning first aid – something that could actually save a life – many of us are still putting it off.
The Spotted Dog Pub Celebrates 200 Years of History, Heritage and Hospitality with a long weekend of amazing food, chilled drinks, live music and more. The Spotted Dog, one of Darlington’s oldest and most cherished pubs, is raising a glass to mark 200 incredible years this August — and everyone is invited to join the celebration.
An historic Standard owned by the Royal British Legion’s Darlington branch has gone on display in the town’s central library. The then-British Legion’s Darlington Branch was among the first to be established when the organisation was founded in 1921, with Standards being awarded to the main branch and to its women’s section in recognition of their new status.
Stockton Globe, Teesside’s legendary live entertainment venue, rolled out the red carpet and
a brand-new floor as it celebrated an iconic 90 years at the heart of the region’s cultural life.
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