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Kaiser Chiefs

Connexin Live, Hull, UK
21. February 2026. 19:30h
2026
21
February
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Kaiser Chiefs at Connexin Live, Hull – More Employment tour, ticket sales and ticket buying

Buy tickets for Kaiser Chiefs at Connexin Live in Hull, UK, on 21 Feb 2026 at 19:30. The More Employment tour brings the band’s punchy indie anthems into a compact modern arena setting. Each ticket is valid for one day, and this page is built for ticket sales and ticket buying with the key show, venue and access details
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A concert bringing a big British sing-along moment to Hull

Kaiser Chiefs arrive in Hull for a concert that, according to all announcements, is designed as an evening of big choruses, fast rhythms, and that famous British humor with which the band has held the audience in the palm of its hand for years. The performance is scheduled for February 21, 2026, at 7:30 PM, and will take place at the Connexin Live arena in the city center, at the address Connexin Live, Myton St, Hull, HU1 2PS. The ticket is valid for 1 day, making this evening a clear, compact concert plan without additional dates or "stretching" the program. This is exactly why interest often grows earlier than expected, as these types of performances function as a collective singing of hits that many know by heart. If you are planning a trip or want to secure a spot in the arena, ticket sales are a topic that is smart to handle in advance and without improvisation. Secure your tickets for this event immediately!

More Employment: a tour building on the album that defined a generation

Hull is one of the stops on the More Employment tour, with which Kaiser Chiefs continue to mark 20 years of the album Employment, putting it back in focus as the backbone of the concert evening. The announcement of the tour itself emphasizes the continuation of the celebration of that period, with an additional focus on the expanded editions released as “China Anniversary” formats, which allowed the band to further refresh their catalog and remind everyone why these songs survived trends. In practice, this means the audience can expect a set that leans heavily on early singles and the energy from the start of their career, but also the dynamics of a band accustomed to large stages and modern production. In the context of today's concert offering, such a concept has a clear identity: it is not a casual performance, but an evening with a story and a clear framework. For visitors, this often changes the way tickets are purchased, as part of the audience appears specifically for that “return to the beginning,” while others come for the greatest hits that have since turned into concert standards. Tickets for this event are therefore often in demand even among those who do not go to concerts often but do not want to miss the band that marked a part of the radio and festival era.

Kaiser Chiefs live: tempo, communication, and the feeling of being part of the chorus

Kaiser Chiefs have built a reputation over the years as a band that does a “full shift” on stage, regardless of the venue size, and it is precisely in indoor arenas that their approach is particularly felt. Their concerts usually rely on a fast flow of songs, clear transitions, and communication with the audience that encourages collective singing, so the atmosphere often starts to rise within the first minutes. In a venue like Connexin Live, this gains additional density, as the audience is physically closer to the stage and it is easier to create the impression that every chorus “covers” the entire space. This type of evening often creates a strong demand for tickets, especially if you want a good position or seating that suits you, so buying tickets becomes part of the planning rather than the last step. Although the announcements emphasize the anniversary framework, the concert performance is not a museum overview, but a live, loud, and sometimes unexpectedly emotional evening in which the band tests how ready the audience is to sing their part. If the full experience is important to you, it is worth thinking about tickets in time, as these types of performances often attract those who have followed the band from the very beginning and those who discovered them later.
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Repertoire and the possible course of the evening: “Employment” as the core, and hits as the detonator

The More Employment tour is associated in announcements with the idea of performing Employment in its entirety, along with the addition of the greatest sing-along moments that marked the band's career, giving the audience a clear picture of the rhythm of the evening. This is a recipe that works in two ways in practice: on one hand, you get the solid dramaturgy of an album that was full of short, catchy songs, and on the other hand, you get the “peaks” that come later and serve as great collective moments in the arena. In such a set, songs that have become a generational code work particularly well, as the audience doesn't just wait for the chorus but also for the recognizable introductory parts, transitions, and lyrics sung like a fan chant. If the program is indeed arranged that way, then buying tickets is often linked to the expectation of specific songs, so tickets become an entry into an evening of nostalgia, but also into a very current concert energy. The additional value is that in a venue with a capacity of several thousand people, you can get the feeling of a “big” production without the coldness of a stadium format. Tickets for this concert are disappearing quickly, so buy your tickets on time.

Corella as the support: the new indie wave warming up the space before the main set

Corella has been announced as support for this evening, which is a logical choice for a tour targeting an audience eager for a guitar indie sound, but also enough freshness before the main performance. Corella is a band from Manchester that has profiled itself through singles and an intense concert rhythm, and the wider audience often perceives them as “feel-good” indie that fits well into the early part of the evening, when the venue is filling up and the first wave of atmosphere is created. In such a support role, tempo is important: energetic enough to get the audience into the mood, but also clear enough not to “spend” the evening before Kaiser Chiefs take the stage. For visitors, this can be an additional motive to arrive earlier, as crowds often occur at entrances and in common areas in arenas, so it is practical to have a buffer before the start of the main program. If you are aiming for a good concert rhythm from the first to the last moment, the tickets practically cover two different layers of the indie experience in the same evening, which often increases audience interest and speeds up ticket sales. Buy tickets via the button below and plan your arrival to catch the support act as well.

Connexin Live: a city arena combining intimate capacity and serious production

Connexin Live in Hull is a modern arena located in the heart of the city, known for offering a concert capacity of around 3,500 people, with the possibility of adjusting the configuration depending on the event. Precisely this range often creates the ideal measure between a “big” evening and a sense of closeness, as the space can sound fuller and more energetic than in larger arenas, and the audience connects more easily with the stage. The venue opened in 2018 and was later rebranded as Connexin Live through a multi-year partnership, further solidifying its status as a key concert point for Hull and the wider region. In recent years, concerts, stand-up performances, and various spectacles have alternated here, so the venue has a routine in organizing big evenings and audience flow logistics. Such a profile of the place also affects tickets: the capacity is large enough to attract a big tour, but limited enough that tickets can become in demand as soon as a popular artist is confirmed. If you want to experience Kaiser Chiefs in a space that “breathes” together with the audience, Connexin Live is a format that often gives more than a standard club performance, yet retains compactness and sound clarity.
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Location and arrival: city center, a short walk, and an address that is easy to find

One of the great advantages of this concert is the simple arrival logistics, as Connexin Live is located practically in the center of Hull and is connected to main transport points. The arena states it is just over a five-minute walk from the Hull Interchange station, which is useful for both local visitors and those coming by train or bus from other cities. The official address is Connexin Live, Myton St, Hull, HU1 2PS, so navigating is simple even with standard navigation, and city parking covering the center is also often used in the vicinity. It is important to count on possible works and changes to usual routes, as such things happen in city zones, so it is good to leave earlier and give yourself time for a calm entry. If you want to avoid stress and ensure a good start to the evening, planning your arrival directly affects how you will experience the concert, especially when you have a ticket valid for only 1 day and want to make the most of every part of the program. Tickets for this event are often purchased while simultaneously planning the trip, so it is practical to put everything together as one whole.

Internal dynamics of the arena: entrances, configurations, and the feeling of a “full space”

In arenas of this size, there is usually a combination of floor and seating sectors, and Connexin Live is known for its layout flexibility, allowing for both a more intimate experience and clear views toward the stage. This is important information for anyone choosing tickets according to their habits: some want standing for energy and movement, while others want seating for comfort and better visibility. At concerts with a pronounced sing-along character, the floor often becomes the place of the highest volume and collective rhythm, while the stands offer better control over sound and overview, especially if you want to follow the band and production. In practice, these types of venues quickly “fill up” with feeling, as several thousand people in an enclosed space create a density felt like a wave at the concert, which is exactly why the audience often seeks tickets as soon as a popular name is confirmed. It is also good that the arena has experience with various types of events, so audience flow and safety procedures are usually standardized, reducing chaos at the entrances. When already planning the ticket purchase, it makes sense to think about your own rhythm of the evening: do you want to be close to the stage and “in the chorus,” or do you want a stable overview and a calmer tempo without pushing.

Hull as the backdrop of the concert evening: a city accustomed to turning culture into an event

The Kaiser Chiefs concert in Hull does not happen in a vacuum, as the city has been systematically building a reputation in recent years as a place where cultural offerings are used as a driver of urban energy and visitor stories. The legacy of the Hull UK City of Culture 2017 program is often mentioned through investments and the strengthening of “visitor priority” zones like the Old Town, Fruit Market, and waterfront connectivity, which has changed the way a city walk before or after an event is experienced. It is precisely the proximity of the marina and the center that makes Connexin Live a logical anchor for concert evenings, as the audience can combine the performance with a city outing without the need for long transfers. Such an urban backdrop fits well with a band like Kaiser Chiefs, whose music has always had that “city in motion” feeling, with choruses that sound like they were written for a crowd, not for headphones. In this combination, expectations often grow, so tickets are not perceived just as a card for the arena, but as an entry into an entire Saturday night in a city that knows what a large audience looks like. If you are coming from outside Hull, the good news is that most key points are in a relatively compact circle, making planning easier without too many unknowns.
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Time, rhythm, and a practical plan: how to “catch” the entire program without rushing

The start of the concert is listed for 7:30 PM, and announcements for such arenas often include an earlier door opening, which is useful if you want to avoid the last wave of crowds and enter more calmly. For this evening, some announcements mention doors opening around 7:00 PM, which fits well into the standard practice that the support act starts before the main set, while the audience gradually distributes through the sectors until then. Since the ticket is valid for 1 day, the entire experience is concentrated into a few hours, so it is realistic to expect the audience will want to utilize the evening to the maximum, from the first tone of the support act to the last encore. This means it is useful to decide in advance whether you are coming specifically for Kaiser Chiefs or want to hear Corella too, as that choice affects departure time, entry, and the general experience. If you are the type who likes to be “in the heart” of the event, then arriving earlier is often the best investment, and buying tickets in advance further reduces stress on the day of the concert. Ticket sales are available, and it is most practical to secure tickets before the date approaches and parallel plans start to pile up.

Audience interest and tickets: why tickets for such a concert are often planned earlier

The combination of the anniversary concept, a recognizable repertoire, and a medium-capacity arena almost always means that tickets are purchased earlier than people usually think. In the case of Kaiser Chiefs, the audience is not just a “fan base,” but also a wide circle of people who grew up with these songs or associate them with festival memories, which in practice creates an additional wave of demand. Connexin Live is large enough to provide serious concert production, but it is not unlimited, so tickets can be perceived as a resource that is quickly exhausted once momentum is caught. It is especially important that you do not buy tickets at the last minute if it matters to you where you will stand or sit, as the best selection usually “thins out” first. Secure your tickets for this event immediately! That call to action makes sense precisely because in such cases, people often regret the missed opportunity later, and the plan is actually simple: settle the ticket purchase on time, then calmly arrange the trip, arrival, and the rest of the evening.

What the audience remembers most: moments when the entire arena sings as one voice

Concerts like this remain in memory for those parts when the arena turns into a choir, and the band just directs the energy and lets the audience do its part. Kaiser Chiefs have songs written for such situations, with choruses that are easily caught and a rhythm that encourages jumping, clapping, and loud singing regardless of whether you know the entire catalog. In Connexin Live, this can be particularly pronounced because the sound of the audience quickly returns from the stands and creates a sense of a “closed loop” of energy, which often gives the performers additional drive. Because of this, tickets in the context of such a performance are not perceived just as a formality, but as a ticket into an atmosphere you cannot get through a recording or stream. Buy tickets via the button below and come ready for an evening where British indie turns into a collective rhythm, and Hull becomes the backdrop for a few hours of loud, collective singing and a clear feeling that you are in the right place at the right time.
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Sources:
- Connexin Live Hull, “Kaiser Chiefs” event announcement and support (Corella)
- Connexin Live Hull, “Find the venue” address and arrival instructions (Myton St, HU1 2PS; near Interchange)
- Visit Hull, conference guide: venue capacities and configuration flexibility (3,500 / 2,900)
- IQ Magazine: rebranding of Bonus Arena to Connexin Live and partnership context
- Invest Hull: information on the venue's role, attendance, and events after opening
- Kaiser Chiefs (official website), “The Band” basic information about the band and discography
- Kaiser Chiefs (official website), “Live” tour information for 2026
- Universal Music press release: “China Anniversary” releases on the occasion of 20 years of the album Employment
- Apple Music, “Corella” artist description (Manchester-based indie rock)
- The Manc: announcement of the “More Employment” concept (album in its entirety + greatest hits)

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10 February, 2026, Author: Culture & events desk

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