The York band will play the Scarborough Open Air Theatre on Saturday, June 14, next year.
Jake Bugg and Cast will join them at the 8,000-capacity seafront venue – the UK’s largest purpose-built open air concert arena.
The announcement comes just days after the Sheds landed their second Number One album with Liquid Gold – in the same year in their first.
Frontman Shed Seven said performing at the Scarborough had been a “dream of ours for sometime”, describing it as “Yorkshire’s very own Hollywood Bowl”.
He said 2024 – a year that also saw the band perform two sold out homecoming shows in Museum Gardens – was “amazing”.
“We’ve had our first number one album, sold out shows across the land and now to announce our biggest ever headline show in Yorkshire – it doesn’t get much better.
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