Roundhay Festival: when Yorkshire coast music fans can get tickets as Muse announced as first headliner
Muse have been announced as the first headliner for the second edition of Roundhay Festival - and music fans in the Scarborough and Whitby area can get their hands on tickets for show when they go on general sale on November 13.
The GRAMMY Award-winning British trio will perform at Roundhay Park on June 27, marking their first appearance in Leeds in ten years.
Nothing But Thieves will join them as special guests, while further support acts and additional headliners are still to be revealed.
The Roundhay Park date follows the release of Muse’s tenth studio album, The Wow! Signal.
It reached Number 1 on the UK Official Albums Chart in June 2026, giving the band their eighth consecutive chart-topping record.
Tickets for the show will go on general sale on November 13 at 10am GMT through the official Roundhay Festival website.
A series of pre-sales will take place beforehand: the American Express Pre-sale begins at 10am on November 9, followed by the Artist Pre-sale at 10am on November 11, and the AEG Pre-sale at 10am on November 12.
Muse have spent three decades building a live reputation around songs including Plug In Baby, Time Is Running Out, Supermassive Black Hole and Uprising.
They have played multiple headline sets at Leeds Festival.
Alt-rock band Nothing But Thieves have recorded four UK Top 10 albums, including the 2023 UK Number One Dead Club City.
Their latest album, Stray Dogs, was released in September.
Roundhay Festival debuted in July 2026, when Pitbull and Lewis Capaldi were among the global artists performing at the park.
The green space has previously hosted outdoor concerts by Madonna, Michael Jackson and The Rolling Stones.
Jim King, CEO of AEG Presents UK & European Festivals, said: “Muse’s legendary outdoor performances and unrivalled production values continue to set the benchmark for live music, and we’re thrilled to welcome them to Roundhay for what promises to be a truly spectacular event.”