Listen: Kaiser Chiefs share new track

'Falling Awake' is taken from forthcoming album

Kaiser Chiefs 'My Life' - Track Review

Kaiser Chiefs - Coming Home

Kaiser Chiefs - Education, Education, Education & War

Chiefs are ready for war once more

Kaiser Chiefs to visit Belfast

Kaiser Chiefs have announced an August 9 visit to Falls Park, Belfast as part of Féile An Phobail. Tickets are £25.

LISTEN: Kaiser Chiefs preview their new album

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Kaiser Chiefs announce new album details

It will be the band's first since the departure of drummer – and key songwriter – Nick Hodgson.

Get set for Sea Sessions

The Bundoran-based event follows on from a cracking weekend in Westport and Westmeath.

Kaiser Chiefs set to play Sea Sessions this summer

They're Bundoran-bound.

Kaiser Chiefs support Aslan this summer

'I Predict A Riot' at Tallaght Stadium.

Chief concerns

Kaiser Chiefs’ Nick Hodgson puts aside footballing differences to discuss new Chiefs album The Future Is Medieval with Craig Fitzpatrick.

Kaiser Chiefs set to riot at the Olympia

The indie rockers will hit the stage on August 23 with support from Royseven.

The Future Is Medieval

Unlikely lads from Leeds 'do a Radiohead' of sorts

Little Shocks

Create your very own Kaiser Chiefs album!

Artwork, tracks, running order, the works.

Kaiser Chiefs premiere new song and video!

'Little Shocks' to come from as-yet untitled fourth album

Kaiser Chiefs to play Olympia Theatre

English pop collective set for return to Irish shores

Kaiser Chiefs, Black Kids and Dananananaykroyd live at The Odyssey Arena, Belfast

While the Kaiser Chiefs are hugely talented performers with a clutch of truly iconic songs, their new material just doesn’t gel.

Kaiser Chiefs plot Irish dates

Another day, another act booking a gig in the new O2. Kaiser Chiefs stop by in February, before heading up the Belfast for an Odyssey show.

Kaiser Chiefs, Ian Brown and Raconteurs added to Oxegen bill

Three big name acts have been added to the bill for this year's Oxegen festival, which takes place July 11-13.

Kaiser Chiefs at Budrising Summer, Marlay Park

‘Everything Is Average Nowadays’ and ‘Heat Dies Down’ emerge as decent enough tracks that benefit greatly from Rick Wilson’s much-lauded onstage charisma.

The Angry Mob

The news that the Kaiser Chiefs were to deliver a second album angrier and more politicised than the first was greeted with some scepticism in this quarter. It doesn’t seem to have worked out too badly in practice, though, and ‘The Angry Mob’ is testament to that. A chunky, infectious slice of guitar-pop, it provides everything you would want from a Kaiser Chiefs record, and more. A hit.

Full Kaiser Chiefs bill revealed

The all-day extravaganza that's taking place at Marlay Park on 22 August may have Kaiser Chiefs headlining, but the supporting bill alone is worth the ticket price.

Kaiser Chiefs added to summer schedule

The Marlay Park series of gigs has just become even more bumper with Kaiser Chiefs confirmed to play there.

Everything Is Average Nowadays

That it is lads, that it is – thanks for making an average record to really drive the point home.

First among sequels

Pressure? What pressure? Kaiser Chiefs are back with a new record that makes nonsense of all that difficult second album stuff.

Yours Truly, Angry Mob

Kaiser Chiefs’ teenage fanbase is unlikely to be disappointed by Yours Truly…, which is packed to the brim with the sort of singalong anthems that made their first album such a resounding commercial success.

Tennent’s Vital: Day 1 fully confirmed

The full line-up has been confirmed for Day 1 of the Tennent’s Vital 06 festival, which takes place in Belfast on Tuesday August 22.

Kasier Chiefs set Belfast date

Kaiser Chiefs have confirmed a visit to Belfast’s Botanic Gardens as part of the Tennents Vital ’06 festivities.

Kaiser Chiefs for Heineken Green Energy Festival

The Kaiser Chiefs have confirmed they'll play Dublin as part of the Heineken Green Energy Festival, and they'll be bringing support from the UK too...

So Say The Kaisers

As well as enabling us to use a painful Usual Suspects pun, catching up with the Kaiser Chiefs at Oxegen meant we could quiz them about U2, Live 8 and becoming filthy rich rock stars

Everyday I Love You Less And Less

Maybe we’ve been just a little too exposed to the Chiefs of late, but this third single from Employment lacks a certain something, possibly the element of surprise that underpinned ‘I Predict A Riot’. We know that they love Britpop era Blur more than their mothers, we just don’t need the point rammed home so unequivocally.

Hail To The Chiefs

Six months ago, Kaiser Chiefs were complete unknowns. Now, they’re making appearances on the Ant and Dec show, playing Letterman, being saluted by Damon Albarn and heralded as the spearheads of “the new Britpop” movement. The group here give the lowdown on what’s been a hectic 2005 to Ed Power.

Employment

There must be some mistake, surely? A new British band that don’t stick needles in their arm, live in an East London squat or sound like a really, really bad Franz Ferdinand demo. Not that Kaiser Chiefs are going to win any prizes for originality. Named after one of South Africa’s most famous footie teams, the Leeds quintet have a big thing for The Jam, XTC, Blur and any other band to whom the term “quintessentially English” applies.

Hail To The Chiefs

Their football team may be in the doldrums, but Leeds’ latest rock ‘n’ roll heroes Kaiser Chiefs are heading straight to the top of the Premiership.