The line-up for Tom Grennan’s Bedford Park homecoming show this summer has now been completed, with rising artist Fiona-Lee joining previously announced support act, Brooke Combe.
The Bedford-born singer will headline TK Maxx presents Bedford Summer Sessions 2026 on Saturday, 4 July, in what is expected to be one of the town’s biggest live music events of the year.
Promoters say final tickets for the concert are now on sale and are “close to sold out”.
Support acts
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Joining Grennan on the Bedford Park stage will be Edinburgh singer-songwriter Brooke Combe, who has rapidly built a growing fanbase following a sold-out UK tour and a series of viral performances online.
Known for blending soul, indie, and pop influences, Brooke has attracted attention for both her original music and covers, ranging from Marvin Gaye classics to football anthems associated with Scotland’s Euro 2024 campaign.
Completing the bill is Fiona-Lee, whose guitar-driven indie sound and emotionally honest songwriting have helped establish her as another rising name on the UK live music circuit.
Promoters described Fiona-Lee as an artist focused on “authentic expression”, with songs designed to help listeners “feel empowered in being vulnerable”.
Homecoming show
The concert marks Grennan’s second headline appearance at Bedford Park following his major hometown performance in 2022, which at the time was the biggest solo show of his career.
Since then, the Bedford singer’s rise has continued, including a third consecutive UK number one album with Everywhere I Went Led Me To Where I Didn’t Want To Be.
Grennan has also sold more than 120,000 tickets during the last year alone, including his sold-out Grennan ’25 arena tour.
Before returning to Bedford, Grennan is also due to appear for the England team at Soccer Aid for UNICEF at London Stadium on Saturday, 31 May.
