Peter Grant has announced the one–off reunion show in his home county, preceding his next album, expected in 2026.
“Andy Williams meets Scott Walker!” – BBC
“He doesn’t just sing songs, he lives them!” – Don Black
Peter Grant, the Yorkshire-born musical phenomenon, has announced details of his homecoming concert taking place in October 2025. For one night only, the gold-status artist will perform songs new and old at the iconic City Varieties in the centre of Leeds. Tickets for the show are on sale now and available here.
Accompanied by his outstanding band, Grant will deliver an unforgettable performance featuring brand-new material alongside cherished favourites from his acclaimed albums. With his smooth, velvety vocals and ability to craft songs that feel both timeless and fresh, this evening promises to be a captivating musical experience. Whether a longtime fan or new to his music, this night of soulful melodies, nostalgia and incredible live music is not to be missed.
Peter Grant’s career began with a top ten album on the Official UK Charts under Universal Records. His debut album, ‘New Vintage’, was recorded at the legendary Abbey Road Studios and earned a gold certification with over 100,000 physical sales in its first week. He has since released two further albums and received national radio play, including playlisting on BBC Radio 2.
Renowned for his signature vocals and magnetic stage presence, Peter has headlined sold-out shows at iconic venues such as Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club and toured the UK to packed theatre audiences. He has performed extensively with the BBC Orchestra, appeared on national television and shared the stage with artists, including Andrea Bocelli, Gary Barlow and Joss Stone.
Known for delivering dynamic live performances that blend original material with fresh takes on classic songs, Peter is currently working on his fourth studio album, set for release in 2026 – marking 20 years since his breakthrough debut, ‘New Vintage’.
Live Dates
9th October – City Varieties Music Hall, Leeds
Tickets here.
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