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Bringing all the hits back in 2026
Hits Radio Live is back in 2026 for an incredible night of performances from your favourite hits and throwback artists.
This year's hotly anticipated edition takes place across two nights in November, at Birmingham's bp pulse Live on Friday 20 November and Manchester's Co-op Live arena on Saturday 21 November.
The duo of concerts will welcome guests from across the spectrum of pop and dance music.
Previous Hits Live shows have included Lewis Capaldi, Rita Ora, Tom Grennan, Anne Marie, Craig David, James Arthur, Becky Hill, Teddy Swims, Busted and many, many more!
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We took 5 of our Granddaughters to the concert, 2 had never been to a concert before, they all had a Fantastic time up singing and dancing all night. Even Nan & Grandad enjoyed it.
Hits Radio Live was absolutely brilliant from start to finish. The energy, the atmosphere, and every single performance were incredible. The lineup delivered hit after hit, and the production was flawless-lights, sound, everything came together perfectly. It was one of those nights where you're fully in the moment and don't want it to end. Truly a fantastic experience from beginning to end!
What a fantastic night watching talented musicians. Everybody enjoyed it and the range of ages was fab, from primary school to golden oldies
We had a great time at the hits radio live event in Manchester for my daughters 16th birthday. The show was well planned with fine in between acts to get drinks and use the rest room. The acts booked were brilliant and my daughter had a fabulous time dancing with her friend.
I'll start with how easy and organised the co op arena is with the tram and the plentiful staff around to help guide you. The staging and sound is outstanding and it hosts the biggest stars in music. The hits radio live event is such a good family atmosphere and a brilliant event. The only downside is the amount of people vaping, which I understand is hard to police in a 15,000 seater arena.
The concert was amazing the venue not so good as missed the beginning with all the messing around at getting our seats and someone was in them and the food was really expensive and stupid the way you do it scan your card and then walk out and the camera sees what u have well that's a joke as I bought two burgers and was charged £43 as I'd someone's walks in with you then u pay for this which I have disputed
A amazing night.. the arena was great. Queue.We long but the security was really good we only waited 10 minutes before we were in .. the hits radio live acts were amazing and the sound was brilliant. Definitely be back again.
An amazing night at hits live Manchester Coop arena, however, we left with plenty of time to arrive and when we got there the queues for every section / doors to get in were huge and went right around the venue. Organisation to get people into the venue could be a lot better to ensure everyone is inside for the start of the show. We've been to this venue a few times now and queues are much more organised to get people inside, in time, it seems to be hits live that can't get this aspect right. Having said that the night was brilliant 🤩 and the staff inside the venue to help find seats etc were very helpful and friendly.
First time visiting great venue with plenty of entrances and exits. Great seats and sound. The end of the night was chaotic with traffic all over
It was my first Hits Radio Live and probably one of the best concerts I've been too. I enjoyed all the acts, all sounded great live and Calvin Harris doing his DJ set was truly amazing.