UK Girl group Sugababes are coming to Leeds and although we’re going into ‘Overload’ we’ve got you covered ahead of their first direct arena gig.
The formidable trio, also known as Sugababes, are heading to Leeds for the first time and the only question I have is “Can we bring yesterday back around?” because I should’ve bought those tickets sooner.
Sugababes entered the music scene in the new millennium, 2000, and since then have continued to bring non-stop sass, femininity and flirtatious energy for the past 25 years.
After dominating the West Holts stage at Glastonbury in 2024 attracting unprecedented numbers, this trio are no stranger to belting out a hit or two to a packed crowd – Get them on the Pyramid Stage, stat!
They’ve recently made a return to the airwaves too with the dance-oriented single ‘Jungle’ garnering success nationwide, with many celebrating this new era of music for the girls.Just wait for the roars of the fans at first direct arena once they hear Keisha’s huge line, “I’ve been dropping so many hints and you’re still not getting it” which opens their smash-hit ‘Push The Button’.
Tue 8 April – Leeds, UK – First Direct Arena
Thu 10 April – London, UK – The O2 Arena
Fri 11 April – Manchester, UK – Co-op Live
Sat 12 April – Birmingham, UK – BP Pulse Live
Mon 14 April – Cardiff, UK – Utilita Arena
Wed 16 April – Newcastle, UK – Utilita Arena
Thu 17 April – Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro
This UK girl group announced their tour back in October with tickets going on sale just a few days later, however there are a very small handful of seats and standing options left.
Obviously, tickets to see these girls play out to huge arena crowds are far and few between but you’ll be able to take your very limited pick of the bunch, just make sure you ‘Push The Button’ HERE (Sorry).
There is no official setlist as the tour is yet to kick off so we’re basing our info off their latest run of shows in Australia.
This was before the release of their newest track ‘Jungle’, which we are sure will slot in this list perfectly and have the crowd on their feet.
Encore
First direct arena has a curfew of 10.30pm meaning concertgoers can be safe knowing they’ve heard a quarter of a decade worth of hits without flatlining (Sorry, again).
Doors for ‘Sugababes ’25’ are scheduled for 6pm with a kick off time of 7pm with support from Vogue-featured act Rose Gray and Luna, who’s just clocked off from touring the world with Eurovision legend Loreen.
Located on Dyer Street next to Leeds City Bus Station and approx. 15min walk from first direct arena and is wheelchair friendly.
Support and help for any persons with a disability is available as the station is a registered ‘Safe place’ to come into and ask for assistance.
Nearest Train Station
Leeds City Station on New Station Street is around a 15min walk from first direct arena and a major hub on the national, regional and local rail network providing connections to a wide variety of destinations.
Parking
There are over 7,500 car parking spaces within a 15-minute walk of the arena. The arena doesn’t have it’s own car park however there are lots of options nearby. To receive 5% off Q Park when attending a show at first direct arena click here
The nearest Car Park with EV charging is located on Albion Street click here.
None of the above car parks are operated by the arena so for questions, queries or comments we ask that you contact the companies directly.
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