Kasabian urge officials to adapt football ground for concerts
Kasabian has urged officials in their hometown of Leicester in England to adapt the local football stadium so it can host concerts as the band is determined to headline the large venue.
The rockers are keen supporters of Leicester City Football Clud and are eafer to perform at their ground, The King Power Stadium.
However, the 32,000-capaity stadium is not permitted to stafe music acted and now the British Band are appealing to the clubs bosses to adapt the ground to let them play.
Singer Tom Meighan tells the Daily Star: "When the stadium was built it wasn't designed to be sturdy enough to have rock shows there.
"We keep asking the council if it can be strengthened. It would be incredible to have a homecoming at City's ground as the biggest venue in Leicester only holds 2,000 people, which is frustrating."
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