The Reytons at Connexin Live, Hull: Stage Times, Tickets, Support Acts & Essential Gig Guide

The Reytons bring their world tour to Connexin Live, Hull on Friday 16 October 2026. The Rotherham four-piece’s arena date follows their rise through chart-topping albums and large outdoor shows, putting their direct, communal brand of indie rock on a suitably big stage.

This guide covers tickets, support acts, the available timing information and practical entry advice. Details reflect the sources available on 3 October 2026; doors and stage times still need clarification before the night.

Key Show Info & Timings

There is a timing discrepancy: the venue event page lists 7pm, while See Tickets lists 6:30pm. Neither listing clearly establishes a doors time or The Reytons’ stage time. Check your ticket and the venue’s pre-show information rather than treating either time as the headliner’s start. Support set times are also TBC.

Tickets

The band’s official tour page flags low ticket availability for Hull and directs buyers to See Tickets through Futuresound. In the supplied See Tickets listing, Level 3 reserved seats remain selectable at £41.62 each, including booking fees, against a £35 face value. A £1.50 transaction fee applies per order.

• Floor standing: £42 face value, £49.50 including booking fees; tickets are not available through that listing.
• Higher-priced reserved seats: £42 face value, £49.50 including booking fees; that allocation is sold out.
• Premium packages: the venue links to Ticketmaster. Check the package description and current availability before paying.

These are vendor-specific allocations, not a declaration that every standing ticket has gone. Availability can change. For resale, use only an official, event-authorised route at face value; no live resale allocation is established here. The venue warns that tickets resold for profit may be voided. For more on concert pricing, read BRH’s guide to dynamic ticket pricing.

Support Acts

Cruz Beckham and the Breakers

The September support announcement names Cruz Beckham and the Breakers for this Hull date, with See Tickets also listing Cruz Beckham among the performers. This is the chance to catch his band before The Reytons take over; their stage time is TBC.

Alex Spencer

Alex Spencer completes the advertised support bill and also appears on the event’s See Tickets listing. His set time and the running order are TBC, so check the final schedule if you want to catch both opening acts.

Older search snippets naming The K’s and Declan Welsh refer to a November appearance and do not match this October event. For more guitar music to explore before the show, try BRH’s September indie releases round-up.

Pre-Show Pubs & Food

The most directly documented option is pre-show dining at the venue’s restaurant, advertised on the event page. Check booking requirements and what is included: restaurant access and lounge drinks should not be assumed to come with a standard ticket.

Nearby pub recommendations and current kitchen hours are TBC. If eating elsewhere, confirm Friday service times before booking and leave room for security queues. The venue’s food and beverage page is the starting point for on-site options.

Getting There

Address: Connexin Live, Myton Street, Hull, HU1 2PS. Use the venue’s official travel guidance for rail, bus and driving directions. Station-to-venue walking directions and journey times are not established in the supplied travel information; check before setting off.

The accessibility page identifies disabled parking at Myton Street, Osbourne Street car park, Princes Quay and Waterhouse Lane. Check the relevant operator’s restrictions, availability and closing time rather than assuming a space is reserved for ticket holders. General parking arrangements: check the venue website.

Entry, Bag Policy & Security

The official security guidance asks visitors to arrive early for screening. Entry constitutes consent to search, and the venue uses Evolv screening technology.

• No backpacks, holdalls, luggage, computer bags or large bags.
• No storage or cloakroom is available: arrange somewhere else for luggage before arriving.
• The published size guidance gives both 35cm × 40cm × 19cm and an A4-paper limit. Those descriptions do not align, so bring only a small essentials bag and ask the venue if yours is borderline.
• Medical or additional-needs exceptions must be discussed with the venue ahead of the visit.
• Listed prohibited items include glass, cans, aluminium bottles, thermoses, laser pointers and flammable liquids. Read the full list before packing.

Follow the entrance instructions on your ticket or pre-show email. The event-specific entry gate is TBC.

Age Restrictions

The event’s See Tickets listing specifies standing is for ages 14 and over. Under-14s may attend in seats but must be accompanied; the venue FAQ specifies an adult companion.

The venue says staff may judge age by appearance unless photographic proof is supplied. Bring appropriate proof of age if relevant, and check your booking terms for any additional conditions.

Venue Information

• Payment: the venue FAQ states that bars are cashless. Bring a working card or contactless payment method.
• Food and drink: check the venue’s food and beverage guidance for current concessions. Restaurant and lounge options are advertised separately on the event page.
• Water: drinking-water locations and permitted refill bottles are TBC. Ask the venue before bringing a bottle, given its prohibited-container rules.
• Accessibility: facilities include designated wheelchair and companion seating, accessible toilets on every level, lowered counters and box-office loop systems.
• Access bookings: the venue directs accessible ticket purchases through its Accessibility Team via AXS. Call 01482 949297, Monday–Friday, 9am–5:30pm, or use the accessibility page.
• Medical food: the venue permits diabetic food and asks visitors to make their needs known to security where necessary.
• Smoking and re-entry: check the venue website or ask staff before leaving the building; arrangements for this event are TBC.

Getting Home

The finish time and curfew are TBC, so do not book a tight last connection based on a guessed running time. Check your transport operator’s Friday 16 October timetable and any engineering work, allowing time to leave the arena and reach your stop or station.

If driving, verify that your car park will still be open after the show. If using a taxi, agree a collection point with the operator in advance. Event-specific late transport and pickup arrangements are TBC.

Final Checklist

• Tickets: check the date, ticket type and delivery instructions; have your ticket ready before joining the queue.
• Venue app: no mandatory venue app is established here. Use whichever ticketing app or delivery method your seller specifies.
• Ticket transfer: check whether your seller enables transfer for this event and complete any permitted transfer before travelling.
• Entry gate: follow your ticket and the latest venue email; the gate is TBC.
• Age restrictions: standing is 14+; under-14s in seats need an adult companion.
• Bag restrictions: no backpacks or luggage, no cloakroom; keep belongings minimal.
• Transport home: check last services or parking access, and recheck the final show timings before the night.