K-Pop Icons Is Coming to The Lighthouse Theatre Kettering This Summer
If your household has been fully taken over by K-Pop Demon Hunters this year (and let’s be honest, whose hasn’t), I think I’ve found your next family outing. A live tribute show called K-Pop Icons is heading to The Lighthouse Theatre in Kettering this summer, and it’s built entirely around the K-Pop world your kids can’t stop talking about.
I always like to flag these kinds of shows early because they tend to sell well with the school holidays in mind, so here’s everything you need to know if you fancy booking it in.
What Is K-Pop Icons?
K-Pop Icons is a live, interactive tribute concert celebrating the K-Pop Demon Hunters phenomenon along with the wider K-Pop scene, taking in influences from acts like BLACKPINK, ROSÉ, BTS, TWICE, K/DA, KATSEYE, Saja Boys and HUNTR/X. Rather than a straightforward gig, the show is designed as an experience, combining a digital “avatar band” projected on stage with live dancers performing alongside them.
There’s also an interactive element built in, with the audience given the chance to vote for their favourite character during the show. If your kids are the type to know every dance move from the film already, this sounds like exactly the sort of thing that would go down well.
Event Details
- Date: Tuesday 4 August 2026
- Time: 6pm
- Venue: The Lighthouse Theatre, Kettering Leisure Village, Thurston Drive, Kettering NN15 6PB
- Price: £22
- Box office: 01536 414141
As with any event, it’s worth booking ahead if you know it’s one your family will want to see, and double checking timings closer to the date in case anything changes.
Is It Suitable For Younger Kids?
The 6pm start makes this a reasonably family-friendly slot, though as with any live show I’d always recommend checking the venue directly if you have any specific questions about suitability for younger children or seating, since I haven’t attended myself and can’t speak to how loud or long the show runs.
If you’re planning a summer of days out and shows in Northamptonshire, don’t forget I send out a weekly newsletter with everything that’s on for families across the county, so you never miss a booking window like this one.
And if the kids need something to fill the rest of the summer holidays between shows, my Rainy Day Ideas Pack is always a handy one to keep in your back pocket for those grey days at home.
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