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South Yorkshire’s self-made juggernauts The Reytons are set to conquer one of the UK’s most iconic stages, with the announcement of a monumental headline show at OVO Arena Wembley on Saturday 6 December 2025.
From hometown heroes to national icons, The Reytons have bulldozed their way through the UK music scene with a ferocity and determination rarely seen in modern music. No label. No backing. Just an army of fans and a refusal to be ignored. And now, after setting fire to stages across the UK and Europe, they’re ready to make one of their biggest statements yet.
This announcement lands just days after their incendiary headline set at Tramlines Festival, where arena-worthy production met a feral, sold-out crowd. Pyro, passion and pandemonium. The Reytons didn’t just play a set – they lit up Hillsborough Park like never before.
Wembley will be no different. A historic night. A defining moment. This is the same band that sold out a 20,000-capacity hometown show at Clifton Park, released a No.1 album with zero industry support, and packed out a UK tour in record time, including London’s O2 Academy Brixton and Manchester’s Aviva Studios.
Frontman Jonny Yerrell says:
“This one’s special. Wembley’s got that history, that legacy, in music and in football. Not everyone’s lucky enough to go down and see their team, but as a fan once said when we played Sheffield Arena - ‘it’s like going to a cup final that we’ve already won’. We’re taking that energy to the capital. A gig for everyone. A night to celebrate. We’re All Reytons Aren’t We?”
Great gig at Victorious festival. Maybe you don't need a 66 year old fan, but this was I seen you and you got a new fan, like it or not 😂. A performance with lots of energy and the audience loved it
best atmosphere at tramlines with them and you can tell that they mean it when they say they are grateful to have us all there. they are always happy to get someone's dream alive and get them on the stage or help them to get big as a band. seriously recommend.
Best band iv seen 100% what a show and a class venue. Still absolutely buzzing from it. Will never forget it.
mint support acts were unreal freddie halkon what a man, walk on was unreal atmosphere was electric unreal night
Newcastle 21st Feb. 2nd time at this venue, they shuck the old place. More lights this time helping to build the atmosphere, no doubting they are better live. Fan base young and old. Definitely one of the best live bands I seen.
Went to blackpool, absolutely unreal band, audience are mental
Top venue and acoustics. Great support acts and once again a Reyton's live set that was full of energy, passion and engagement.
This was a most amazing event. The support acts were both brilliant, I was already a fan of The Kyros, but Freddie Halkon was really good too. The Reytons were fabulous, they certainly did not disappoint. I was at Clifton Park and I didn't think I could get anymore impressed than that, but this was certainly on par with that. The energy of the band and the crowd was certainly amazing. Even though the crowd were lively, there didn't seem to be any trouble. I was in the front row, but the bouncers had to get me out but that was because everyone was having so much fun, not because of the wrong type of crowd. I went to the side and the back of the hall and it was still as good as being at the front. The venue was beautiful and even on the balconies, there was a good view.
Fantastic, high energy from band and crowd. great night out
Fantastic show. Had an 11 year old with me which allowed us to go in early and not be swamped by the crowd, which was brilliant as it was my sons first ever gig. The band were brilliant, amazing energy on stage. Will definitely go see them again.