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COUGAR LIVE 2026 comes to Keighley
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COUGAR LIVE 2026 comes to Keighley

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Cougar Live and Horlock House are delighted to announce the event of the Summer bringing world-class acts to Yorkshire’s Keighley Cougar Park with JLS on Friday 24th July and UB40 feat Ali Campbell on Saturday 25th July 2026.

Cougar Live Music Experience, a dynamic new music festival, is set to make its debut at Cougar Park, the iconic home of the Keighley Cougars rugby club. The event promises an unforgettable weekend of live music starting on Friday night with headline performances by Brits award winners JLS, setting the stage for a spectacular opening. On Saturday, festival-goers will be treated to an electrifying set from iconic reggae act UB40 featuring Ali Campbell.

Fans can expect more than just two big headline sets at Cougar Live. Across the weekend, Cougar Park will host a family-fun festival experience with a main stage show each night plus a limited number of VIP upgrades are planned, including priority entry, access to the Golden Circle, and a small allocation of JLS and UB40 featuring Ali Campbell meet-and-greet opportunities, making Cougar Live feel like a once-in-a-lifetime music weekend in the heart of Keighley.

The founders of Keighley Cougars, celebrated for their progressive approach and commitment to inclusivity, are taking a bold step forward by launching this festival, further cementing their status as trailblazers in both sport and entertainment. Cougar Live aims to bring the excitement of major music events directly to the local community, providing fans with access to internationally acclaimed artists without the need to travel to neighbouring cities.

The festival marks a significant milestone for Keighley, offering an opportunity for local audiences to experience world-class performances on their doorstep.

Kaue Garcia and Ryan O’Neill, Owners of Keighley Cougars, commented: “We are thrilled to bring Cougar Live to Cougar Park. It’s always been our mission to serve our community and neighbouring cities. Launching a festival of this scale is a testament to the spirit and passion of Keighley and we look forward to welcoming everyone for a weekend of fantastic music and celebration.”

Piper Music Management, the show’s production with an impressive track record of staging major concerts across the UK, added: “Our team is delighted to work with the Cougars on such a landmark event. Cougar Live will set a new standard for live music in the area, and we can’t wait to deliver an experience audiences will remember for years to come.”
Event Producer Horlock House has played a key role in bringing together the Cougars and Piper Music Management to make this vision a reality.

MD Jack Horlock says: “We are honoured to work with Cougar Live Music Experience and Piper Music because Horlock House is all about inclusivity. Our goal is to create opportunities and spaces where everyone feels welcomed and valued, regardless of background. To be part of an event that not only champions diversity and local neighbourhood, but also connects to a wider global community, is truly inspiring. We look forward to delivering an event that will resonate near and far”.

Tickets range from General Admission to Golden Circle, VIP and a very limited number of Meet and Greets available from - https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/cougar-park-tickets-keighley/venue/451399

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