The Sizzling Summer Series concerts are set to return to Millennium Square

Millennium Square will host some of the most exciting musical acts this summer as it gears up for the highly anticipated Summer Series.

Bringing a vibrant festival atmosphere right to the heart of Leeds from 3rd July to 4th August 2024, the annual concert extravaganza returns this year with 13 nights of unmissable concerts.

Set against the majestic backdrop of Leeds Civic Hall, music fans will be treated to an eclectic mix of emerging artists and globally renowned icons.

The festival starts on Wednesday, July 3 with Sounds of the city concert series featuring a stellar line-up of rock, indie and pop sensations. Among the chart toppers lined up to perform are Nothing But Thieves, Anne-Marie, Tom Grennan, Paloma Faith, Busted, James Arthur and Suede & Manic Street Preachers plus special guests.

For those looking to experience a bit of nostalgia, on July 20, the fifth edition of 80s Classical with the Orchestra Of Opera North features iconic acts Bananarama, Midge Ure, Johnny Hates Jazz and Deniece Pearson (Five Star).

For fans of the 70s, the famous Brutus Gold’s Love Train will return for the annual outdoor disco party. Millennium Square will also host two unmissable Legend tribute shows – The Music of Bob Marley (August 1) and The Magic Of Motown (August 2).

Celebrating local talent, Leeds’ Yard Act will take center stage on August 3 for their biggest hometown show to date. The series will conclude on August 4 with the annual Leeds Ska & Mod festival, with this year’s line-up including the likes of The Beat ft Ranking Jnr, Stranger Cole and The Chords UK.

Alongside the festivities, Millennium Square will once again host the official start of the annual Leeds Pride celebrations with a free event on 21 July.

Councilor Jonathan Pryor, Deputy Leader of Leeds City Council and Executive Member for Economy, Culture and Educationsaid: “Every summer, Millennium Square becomes a focal point for music and live performances that bring thousands of people to the heart of the city centre.

“It’s great to welcome back such a vibrant and eclectic program of events once again this year and give the people of Leeds the chance to enjoy some incredible artists.”

A range of street food catering concessions, along with a fully licensed bar, will be available in the purpose-built outdoor arena. The venue is also fully accessible with a raised viewing platform, disabled toilets and mobile changing facilities. Full accessibility information and companion ticket details are available on the venue’s website or by calling the Leeds Ticket Hub.

Tickets for all events, along with information on the full line-up, can be purchased online at www.millsqleeds.com, by phone on 0113 376 0318 (Mon-Sat 10am-4pm) or from the Carriageworks Theater (open two hours before any event). performances at the Carriageworks Theatre).

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