Ellis Cochrane
American pop icon Chappell Roan brought the Pink Pony Club to the Met Gala on Sunday night as she made her debut at the illustrious event.
Pairing a patchwork pink two-piece suit, that was giving serious ’70s glam rock vibes, with her trademark wild red tresses, her look is making waves for all the right reasons.
With her second album set to be released later this year, and her latest single The Giver setting the tone for a new country-inspired sound, you might be wondering how and when the Good Luck Babe singer will next be performing in the UK.
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And thankfully there are still plenty of tickets if you’re hoping to see her live this summer.
Here’s everything you need to know…
Following the success of her sell-out The Midwest Princess Tour last September, Chappell will be bringing her Grammy award-winning performances to three British gigs, two of which will see her take the stage at some of the biggest summer music festivals here in the UK.
The first place to catch Chappell live is at Reading Festival on Friday, August 22.
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So, if you were already thinking of heading along, you’ll certainly want to make a beeline for her stage that day.
And with fellow performers like Hozier, Lola Young, The Kooks and Bloc Party also taking to the stage that day, it’s a great way to see a number of acts, including Chappell, without having to worry about getting tickets to multiple gigs like you would ordinarily.
It’s a busy week for the singer as the following day she’ll be heading up north to perform at Leeds Festival. Joining Travis Scott, Bring Me The Horizon and Hozier – once again – it will be one of only a handful of occasions to see Chappell live here in the UK, in 2025 that is.
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If you’d rather head north of the border or don’t fancy a full day or weekend at a festival, the US singer will headline the Royal Highland Showgrounds for two nights – Tuesday, August 26 and Wednesday, August 27 – as part of Edinburgh Summer Sessions, after a second night was quickly added due to demand.
Located not too far from the city centre, it will see the 27-year-old – plus some not yet announced special guests – play all of her biggest hits. And it might just be the best way to see her without having to shell out for a festival ticket.
At the time of writing this, there are still a handful of tickets available for both festivals from Ticketmaster, with a Friday General Day Admission Ticket for Reading Festival and a Saturday General Day Admission Ticket for Leeds Festival coming in at £125 each.
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For those making the trip to Edinburgh or if you want the option of seeing her on Tuesday or Wednesday evening of the following week, ticket prices start from around £131 on StubHub and Viagogo, after previously selling out.