Live At Leeds Festival is back this weekend, and bringing over 150 artists to Leeds city centre.
From last minute tickets to headline acts and where to pick up your wristband, we've compiled everything you need to know about Live At Leeds into a single guide, so all you need to do is load this up and embrace the live music across Leeds.
With 150+ Artists, 14 venues, 16 stages, all over the one day– this is going to be memorable festival for all those in Leeds.
Headliners
Pale Waves, White Lies, Sundara Karma, Palace, Thomas Headon, Working Mens Club, Sea Power, Gruff Rhys.
After releasing Pale Waves as their headliner only a few short months ago, Live At Leeds: In The City has been teasing us with their lineup for a good while now- and it’s certainly been worth the wait.
After first joining the festival in 2015, Sundara Karma are back to bring guitar riffs aplenty and push the boundaries of what we know and love about indie-pop music. Meanwhile White Lies will be celebrating a career of ‘finding euphoria in the darkest of moments’ and bringing old favourites and new tracks from As I Try Not To Fall Apart too.
Lineup
Now joining the likes of Palace, Thomas Headon, Working Men’s Club and Sea Power on Saturday 15 October 2022, you’ll find a whopping 80 new names added to the bill- and they’ll all be playing as day turns to night right here in the city centre to make up the some 150 taking to stages across Leeds at the weekend.
The following acts will be joining the lineup for Live At Leeds: In The City 2022:
Sundara Karma
White Lies
Crawlers
Gruff Rhys
Warmduscher
Joesef
Casey Lowry
Connie Constance
Kid Brunswick
Lottery Winners
King No-One
Swim Deep
Baby Dave
The Hara
Jelani Blackman
The Pale White
Melin Melyn
The Clause
Far Caspian
Greta Isaac
The Oozes
Molly Payton
Lovejoy
CIEL
Joe & The Shitboys
Wings Of Desire
Banji
Rats
Calum Bowie
Youth Sector
CVC
The Shakes
Seraphina Simone
David Keenan
Eleanor Moss
Redolent
Overpass
Fake Turins
Boy Bleach
Blair Davie
Thala
Murdo Mitchell
Mint
Manu Grace
Gus Englehorn
Josh Vine
Tom Jenkins
Kay Greyson
Edie BensZela
Beetlebug
Saint Joshua
Jemima Coulter
Soup!
Moreish Idols
Fya Fox
Hannah Grae
Slant
The Roly Mo
Joe Unknown
Kids
Royel Otis
Gigi Moss
The Wild Things
Ohem
Lizzie Esau
Jerub
Splint
Venbee
Gabby Martin
Little Quirks
JAXN
Pet Shake
Tommy Ashby
Bert
Mica Sefia
Niall Summerton
SOMOH
George Bloomfield
Before Breakfast
Phenicia
Dilettante
Oliver Pinder
Sam Airey
Teah Lewis
Luxury Goods
Imogen Hart
Venues
There's a whopping 16 stages across 14 venues this year, with all of Leeds' best known concert venues, and intimate hidden gems taking part in Live At Leeds: In The City.
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The following venues will be hosting artists throughout the day and night:
Belgrave Music Hall
Brudenell Main Room
Brudenell Community Room
Headrow House
Hyde Park Book Club
Leeds Beckett Student Union 1
Leeds Beckett Student Union 2
Mill Hill Chapel
Nation of Shopkeepers
Northern Guitars
Leeds O2 Academy
Oporto
Sela Bar
The Key Club
The Lending Room
The Wardrobe
Accessing the stage times
This year, the app is going to be your best friend for all stage timings, performers and, really, everything you need to know on the day.
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To find out which artists are performing when, all you need to do is click on the lineup page and you'll find the list of acts sorted by venue. You can also click on the acts you want to see and create your own personal schedule, which automatically pulls up where you need to be and when.
Download the dedicated app and plans your route ahead, it'll save you hours and ensure you don't waste a minute of music.
How to get tickets
Tickets for Live At Leeds: In The City 2022 are already on sale for just £39 and have been selling at an unexpected rate, so make sure you grab yours ahead of the festival.
Special VIP tickets, which includes Priority Entry access to venues, afterparty entry and more, are also available for £55, both of which can be purchased from the Live At Leeds website.
How to get your wristband
On the day of the festival, take your ticket and swap it for a wristband ahead of visiting any venues.
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This year, the wristband exchange for general admission tickets will be located at Leeds City College, Quarry Hill Campus on Saturday 15 October, whilst VIP ticketholders should head over to The Wardrobe (both are open 10am-6pm).
The Wardrobe will open on Friday 14th October from 5pm - 8pm for both general admission and VIP ahead
If there’s one thing Leeds knows how to do, it’s produce a seriously talented bunch of emerging creatives. And this time, we’re swapping the usual indie gigs and late-night dance floors for a choir proving there’s nothing old-fashioned about singing together.
Meet LC Pop Choir, the Leeds-based group taking some of the biggest pop, rock and gospel hits and giving them a whole new lease of life.
Based at Leeds Conservatoire, the choir was founded in 2015 by Principal Lecturer Craig Lees and has since grown into a talented community of students and alumni who share a love of music and a good old singalong.
But don’t go thinking this is your typical Sunday afternoon choir. We’re talking huge vocals, impressive harmonies and the kind of performances that make you want to get up and join in. Think songs you already know by heart, reimagined with a whole room full of voices behind them.
In 2025, LC Pop Choir took to the stage on ITV’s Britain’s Got Talent, performing Natasha Bedingfield’s Unwritten. The anthem is practically impossible not to sing along to, and the choir gave it a powerful new spin, showing just how much a familiar pop hit can be transformed through the power of group vocals.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxUjfRqvyks
It’s the sort of performance that reminds you why live music is so special. There’s something about hearing a song you’ve known for years delivered in a completely different way that makes you fall in love with it all over again.
LC Pop Choir is such an exciting part of Leeds’ creative community. They’re not just performing songs; they’re finding new ways to bring people together through music. And that’s something Leeds has always done particularly well.
What makes the group even more special is the talent behind the harmonies. Made up of emerging artists releasing their own music, touring around the country and even performing at major festivals, these are creatives making waves in their own right.
Yet, every Monday, they come together as a family of creatives, supporting one another, nurturing their talents and celebrating their shared love of music.
The music industry can be a competitive place, particularly for artists just starting out, so having a space to develop their skills, meet like-minded people and be part of something bigger is invaluable.
This Leeds pop choir is putting emerging musicians centre stage. Credit: Ian Hodgson
And that sense of community is exactly what makes groups like LC Pop Choir such an important part of Leeds’ cultural scene.
Whether you’re a musical theatre obsessive, a pop music fanatic or someone who simply loves a brilliant live performance, LC Pop Choir is one Leeds-based group worth keeping on your radar.
We have a feeling some of these young artists will be paving the way for the next generation of music in the North, and we can’t wait to see what they do next.
Clubland to celebrate 25 years with huge Leeds arena show
Clementine Hall
Clubland is heading to Leeds for a special arena-sized anniversary celebration next year.
The Clubland Arena Tour promises a night of the biggest artists and biggest anthems, giving fans the chance to come together for a celebration of the dance music brand.
Celebrating 25 years of Clubland, the tour will stop off at arenas in Manchester, Glasgow, Newcastle, Aberdeen, and of course Leeds.
With the event set to take over one of Leeds' biggest live entertainment venues, anticipation is already building for what promises to be a nostalgic night of club classics and dancefloor favourites – even before the lineup is announced.
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The full line-up is expected to be announced very soon, with fans encouraged to keep an eye out for further details.
Previous headliners at Clubland Live have included Cascada, Basshunter, Scooter, Ultrabeat, and Vengaboys, always guaranteeing a night of non-stop anthems.
For many dance music fans, Clubland has become synonymous with the sounds that dominated clubs, radio playlists and party nights throughout the 2000s.
Over the years, Clubland has continued to celebrate the artists and songs that helped define an era of dance music, giving fans the chance to experience their favourite tracks live alongside thousands of like-minded clubbers.
From infectious pop-dance hits to harder-hitting electronic anthems, its events tap into a sense of nostalgia while keeping the energy of a night out firmly at the centre of the experience.
The 25th anniversary tour looks set to build on that legacy, bringing a quarter-century of club classics to arenas across the UK.
The Clubland Arena Tour will be at the First Direct Bank Arena on Saturday 1 May 2027.
Sophie Smith -
12th October 2022 
