Multi-GRAMMY Award-winning, diamond-selling band Train will join the line-up for TK Maxx Presents Southampton Summer Sessions, it has been announced today (9/12/24).
Taking to the stage in Guildhall Square on Saturday, 28 June 2025, Train join an exciting roster of previously announced artists including McFly, The Human League, Simple Minds, and Rag’n’Bone Man. Tickets for Train’s show go on general sale on Friday, 13 December.
Since their formation in 1994, internationally acclaimed, diamond-selling band Train has been captivating audiences across the globe with their signature blend of rock and pop. Known for their critically acclaimed catalogue of chart-topping smash hits like “Drops of Jupiter,” “Hey, Soul Sister,” and “Drive By,” Train has sold more than 10 million albums and 30 million tracks worldwide, with multiple platinum/gold citations, including three GRAMMY Awards, two Billboard Music Awards, and dozens of other honours.
They’ve had 14 songs on Billboard’s Hot 100 and 13 albums on the Billboard 200 chart, each contributing timeless tracks to their impressive discography. The band’s GRAMMY Award-winning, global hit “Hey, Soul Sister” continues to reach new milestones – it was the #1 best-selling track and most downloaded single of 2010, achieved RIAA Diamond status in 2021 and now 11x platinum, and in 2022 surpassed one billion streams on Spotify. Train’s infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics have earned them a devoted fan base and solidified their place in music history – we can’t wait to welcome them to Southampton for what will be an unforgettable performance. For more information on Train’s upcoming tour dates, visit SaveMeSanFrancisco.com.
With the addition of Train, the Southampton Summer Sessions line-up reaches new heights, promising a memorable summer of music in the heart of Guildhall Square. With previously announced acts such as McFly, The Human League, Simple Minds, and Rag’n’Bone Man, this year’s event promises to be a standout in the 2025 calendar.
Tickets go on general sale on Friday, 13 December via smmrsessions.com and other outlets.
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