The Reytons Clifton Park homecoming show sells 75 per cent of tickets in just 20 minutes
“You could do a month and still sell out every day”
The Reytons’ much-anticipated return to Rotherham has seen fans snap up tickets extremely quickly, with 75 per cent sold within the first 20 minutes of the pre-sale.
The band will return to Clifton Park for a special show on Saturday 10 July 2027.
The Reytons formed in Rotherham in 2017 and have gone on to have several albums reach the top spot in the charts.
They previously played a sold-out show in Clifton Park in 2024, packing in 20,000 fans for the park’s biggest-ever performance.
Clifton Park features in the band’s hit song ‘Kids Off The Estate’, referencing it as feeling like Disneyland growing up.
The 2024 show was also one of the largest gigs Rotherham has ever hosted, and fans anticipate an even bigger party this time.
Pre-sale tickets went live at 10am yesterday (Wednesday, November 4, 2026), and the band was forced to offer more tickets before general release due to demand.
Entries immediately started flying off the shelves and within just 20 minutes the band had shifted three-quarters of pre-sale tickets.
On Facebook, one fan commented: “Did you expect anything less lads? You could do a month and still sell out every day.”
Another said: “If it's half as good as the Co-op Live gig last week, it's gonna be mega.”
Tickets go on general sale at 10am tomorrow (Friday, November 6).