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3rd June 2025
10:55am BST
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Kneecap have announced details of a huge headline London show for 2025 - and this is how to get tickets.
They'll perform at Wembley Arena on 18 September marking their "biggest headline show outside of Ireland" this year.
The news of the show comes after the group were recently axed from Glasgow's TRNSMT festival.
On X, they quoted a post from the BBC which said: "Kneecap pull out of TRNSMT over police concerns", and replied: "Kneecap didn’t 'pull out' of TRNSMT – Kneecap were removed."
Police Scotland said that allowing the group to perform at the festival this July would require 'a significant policing operation'.
They went on to announce a show at the O2 Academy Glasgow 'to try to make up for it', which sold out in just 30 seconds.
All London heads...💥
— KNEECAP (@KNEECAPCEOL) June 3, 2025
Our biggest ever headline show outside of Ireland will take place on September 18th at the OVO Wembley Arena. 🔥
- Pre-sale is tomorrow (Wednesday) at 10am in our WhatsApp channel.
- General sale is 10am this Friday.
The belly of the beast - let's go! pic.twitter.com/hodAF5VePr
Fans can expect to hear tracks from their albums, 3CAG and Fine Art as well as standalone singles like "H.O.O.D" and "Its Been Ages" at their upcoming London show.
This summer the Belfast trio are also scheduled to play at Glastonbury Festival, Dublin's Fairview Park, 2000 Trees in Cheltenham and Sziget Festival in Budapest.
Ahead of Kneecap tickets going on sale for their Wembley Arena show, you can find out everything you need to know below.
They go on general sale at 10am BST on Friday, 6 June via:
The group have confirmed that a presale takes place from 10am BST on Wednesday, 4 June and can be accessed via their WhatsApp channel, which fans can sign up to via their Instagram page.
6 June - Northside Festiva, Denmark
8 June - Primavera, Barcelona
11 June - Rock For People Festival, Czech Republic
14 June - Best Kept Secret, Netherlands
19 June - Fairview Park, Dublin
28 June - Glastonbury Festival
2-4 July - The Depo, Plymouth
5 July - Finsbury Park, London
6 July - Eurockeennes, France
10 July - 2000 Trees, England
13 July - Rockwave Festival, Greece
1 August - Off Festival, Poland
7 August - Way Out West, Sweden
8 August - Oya Festival, Norway
9 August - Flow Festival, Finland
11 August - Sziget, Hungary
14 August - Greenman, Wales
15 August - Wythenshawe Park, Manchester
16 August - Pukkelpop, Belgium
17 August - Cabaret Vert - France
24 August - Rock en Seine, France
29 August - Vital, Belfast
5-6 September - Paradiso, Amsterdam
18 September - Wembley Arena London
