The Reytons announces huge Clifton Park homecoming concert for 2027, with tickets to go on sale this week

The Reytons today confirmed they are returning to Clifton Park next summer for another huge homecoming concert.

The band are set to take to the stage at the park once more on Saturday, July 10, 2027, with tickets set to go on sale at 10am this Friday (November 6, 2026)

Announcing the much-awaited date on Instagram, the band said: "The Reytons are heading back to home soil, Let’s go to Disneyland"

The announcement will delight fans who have been hoping for a repeat of the band's extraordinary 2024 appearance, when 20,000 people packed into the park for one of Rotherham's biggest ever musical events.

Clifton Park is woven into the band's identity, immortalised in their hit Kids Off The Estate, with its memorable reference to growing up and Clifton Park being Disneyland.

Their first homecoming concert, on July 6, 2024, was a landmark occasion - the largest outdoor music event ever staged at the park.

Supporters travelled from across the country to see them deliver a 21-song set.

Frontman Jonny Yerrell looked out across the crowd and exclaimed: "What have we done? This is amazing for our town."

Hallam University researchers found the 2024 concert generated £1m for Rotherham's economy.

Local pubs, restaurants, hotels, shops and transport operators all benefited from the influx of visitors.

The 2027 concert now offers the prospect of another substantial injection of spending into the borough.

It is an opportunity to showcase Rotherham, support independent businesses and reinforce the sense of pride generated by a band which has taken its hometown name to audiences across the country.

The announcement follows another career milestone for The Reytons, who headlined Manchester's Co-op Live on Friday in front of around 15,000 fans.

It was their final UK show of 2026, and the reaction afterwards demonstrated the strength of feeling among their supporters.

Social media was awash with fans describing it as the best "f******* night of their life", borrowing the sentiment of the band's song Best Night Of His Life.

One concertgoer summed up the band's value for money with the verdict: "Cheaper than Oasis and better" – praise that's difficult to top.

Another fan, who had attended Oasis at Knebworth in 1996, said: "That feeling of togetherness and pride was nothing near to how we felt last night."

Others praised the band's attitude as much as their performance. One supporter wrote: "Just 4 lads from Rotherham being humble, thankful and smashing it out of the park."

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