The Human League bring their iconic synth-pop catalogue to Hitchin Priory on Thursday 27th August, headlining a huge open-air summer show in one of Hertfordshire’s most atmospheric historic settings. With doors opening at 4:00pm, fans can expect an early start, full festival atmosphere and a day of era-defining live performances.

Support comes from Roland Gift (Fine Young Cannibals), Toyah, with more special guests still to be announced, making this a must see celebration of British pop history.

For over four decades, The Human League have influenced generations of fans and musicians, continuing to reach new audiences through the innovative sounds and songs they pioneered in the late 1970s and 1980s, music that remains hugely influential today, the band helped redefine pop music, fashion and club culture across the UK, Europe, the US and beyond.

Since forming in 1978, The Human League have released nine studio albums, including the multi-platinum selling Dare, alongside four EPs, over thirty singles, two US #1 singles, and have sold more than 25 million records worldwide. With timeless anthems that have become part of the fabric of British pop culture, the band remain fiercely independent and true to their roots as they continue into their fifth decade.

Set against the stunning backdrop of Hitchin Priory, this open-air summer show promises a powerful mix of nostalgia, innovation and unforgettable live music.

6+ (under 18s accompanied by over 21 yr old)

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