The Reytons meet Lion off the Estate
Find out what happened when the lads off the estate met the lion off the estate!
The Reytons have officially joined the Pride of Yorkshire trail for Sheffield Children’s Hospital Charity!
Designed and painted by Steve White, aka It’ll Do Art, Lion Off the Estate celebrates one of South Yorkshire’s biggest modern music success stories, inspired by the Rotherham band’s raw, independent rise from local pubs and clubs to selling out arenas.
The sculpture is named after the band’s 2021 album Kids Off the Estate, and packed with references celebrating The Reytons’ journey so far – from hometown roots to huge crowds and headline shows.
Fresh from announcing a world tour, the band still made time to head down to their beloved Clifton Park to sign and pose with the lion ahead of this summer’s trail launch.
And what’s even better? They even carried it back to the Pride of Yorkshire van for us after the shoot!
When the trail goes live, Reytons fans will be able to find Lion off the Estate in Clifton Park – where the band played to 20,000 fans in 2024.
Lion off the Estate will join 149 other large lion and lioness sculptures across the streets, parks and public spaces of South Yorkshire this summer. Pride of Yorkshire will bring creativity, community and care to the region, and support the redevelopment of the Emergency Department at Sheffield Children’s Hospital.
Pride of Yorkshire roars to life across South Yorkshire from Monday 8 June – Sunday 6 September. Collect lions. See South Yorkshire. Support Sheffield Children’s!
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