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The indie rockers will play a co-headline sets at Dreamland Margate and Hitchin Priory. Here's how you can be there.
The Wombats and Razorlight are set for a duo of co-headline shows.
The Liverpool-formed indie outfit and their fellow noughties rockers will take to the stage at Dreamland Margate on 22nd August and share a bill-topping set at Hitchin Priory on 30th August 2025.
The Kill The Director rockers and Golden Touch outfit will play hits from across their 20-year plus careers, while also playing tracks from their most recent albums, Oh! The Ocean and Planet Nowhere respectively.
Find out everything we know about the dates so far, including who is confirmed to join them on the bill and how to buy tickets.
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Their first gig is part of Dreamland Margate's summer series, which will also play host to the likes of Supergrass, who are celebrating 30 years of their I Should Coco album, PiL and The Libertines this summer.
On their Margate date, MD of Soundcrash, Rob Waller said: “We’re beyond excited to welcome The Wombats and Razorlight to Margate Summer Series for what will be an electrifying night of indie rock anthems. Dreamland’s iconic setting, combined with two of the most influential bands of the 2000s, makes this a must-see summer event.”
The second show is part of the Hitchin Priory Summer Series, which will also witness headline sets for Nile Rodgers and CHIC and UB40 ft. Ali Campbell, who will be providing the climax at Hertfordshire Reggae Fest.
Waller said of the Hitchin date: “We’re absolutely thrilled to bring together two of the biggest names in indie rock for what promises to be an unforgettable night at Hitchin Priory. The Wombats and Razorlight have shaped the soundtrack of a generation, and seeing them share the stage in such a stunning setting will be a real treat for fans.”
Friday 22nd August 2025 - Dreamland Margate
Saturday 30th August 2025 - Hitchin Priory
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