Major live music is returning to Swansea’s Singleton Park in summer 2027, with a new concert series bringing some of the biggest names in music to one of Wales’ best-loved outdoor venues.

DEPOT Live has joined forces with Full Fat 360, Cuffe and Taylor and Swansea Council to launch Singleton Live, a new series of headline shows that will put Swansea firmly on the map.

Every artist announced for the series will perform exclusively at Singleton Park in Wales, making Swansea the only place in the country where fans will be able to see the soon-to-be announced shows next year.

Nick Saunders, founder of DEPOT Live, said:  “Singleton Park has a brilliant live music history, and we’re excited to be part of its next chapter. The ambition behind Singleton Live is to bring genuinely big shows to Swansea, give music fans in Wales something special on their doorstep, and create the kind of live music memories that people talk about for years afterwards.”

DEPOT Live is the team behind some of Wales’ biggest outdoor music events. Since launching from Cardiff events venue DEPOT, it has brought major artists including Tom Jones, Sting, Blondie, The Script and Fontaines D.C. to Cardiff Castle, alongside its own signature one-dayfestival, DEPOT in the Castle. In 2025, DEPOT Live launched Blackweir Live at Blackweir Fields.

Councilor Rob Stewart, leader of Swansea Council, said: “This is exciting news for Swansea and for music fans across Wales. Singleton Park has hosted incredible live music moments over the years. We’re proud to bring major live music back to the park through this new partnership. Swansea is a city with a deep passion for music and Singleton Live will help strengthen that reputation even further. Thecommitment to reinvest a proportion of the promoter fee into grassroots music venues also means the benefits will be felt right across our grass roots music scene. This is an exciting new chapter for live music in Swansea, and we can’t wait to reveal what’s coming next.”

Singleton Park has previously welcomed artists including Stereophonics, Madness, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Catfish and the Bottlemen, and Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds. It also hosted BBC Music’s The Biggest Weekend, which brought global stars including Taylor Swift, Florence + the Machine and Ed Sheeran to Swansea.

As well as bringing major artists and audiences to the city, Singleton Live will support Swansea’s wider music ecosystem. Under the partnership agreement, a proportion of the promoter fee will be reinvested in the city’s grassroots music venues, helping to support emerging artists, sustain independent venues and strengthen live music locally.

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