American Hi‑Fi just crashed the Bowl My Bones Tour and Lincoln is about to lose its mind

American Hi‑Fi are officially crashing the party this summer — and they’re bringing two decades of pop‑punk chaos with them.

The alt‑rock favourites have been announced as special guests for the massive joint headline show from Bowling For Soup and Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls, hitting TK Maxx presents Live at Lincoln Castle on Saturday, June 27. Final tickets are already flying.

It marks American Hi‑Fi’s first UK appearance in over 10 years, and fans are more than ready to scream along to Flavor Of The Weak, The Art of Losing, Another Perfect Day and The Geeks Get The Girls like it’s 2003 all over again.

Frontman Stacy Jones says the band couldn’t be more hyped: “The UK holds a special place in our hearts. We’re thrilled to be joining the Bowl My Bones Tour and so excited to mark our 25th anniversary.”

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And it turns out the excitement is mutual.

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The band join Bowling For Soup, Top, and Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls, above for the show at Lincoln Castle

Bowling For Soup frontman and self‑confessed Frank Turner superfan, Jaret Reddick, can’t wait for the chaos:
“To finally do a proper tour together is a literal dream come true. Now with American Hi‑Fi in the mix, it’s going to be absolutely epic!”

Meanwhile, Frank Turner is fully bracing himself for the mayhem — and loving every second of it: “We added American Hi‑Fi thinking they’d calm things down… we were wrong. Now it’s a borderline unstable mix of good times and good tunes. I’m terrified and totally stoked!”

Between Bowling For Soup’s legendary party‑at‑all-costs energy and Turner’s relentless, heart‑on‑sleeve live intensity, the Bowl My Bones Tour is shaping up to be one of the most joyful, high‑octane nights of the summer.

This Lincoln Castle date is part of a record‑breaking summer for TK Maxx presents Live at Lincoln Castle, with huge names including Alex James’ Brit Pop Classical, Deacon Blue, Paul Weller, McFly, Madness, Tom Grennan and more lined up across the season.

American Hi‑Fi are back. Bowling For Soup and Frank Turner are ready. Lincoln Castle won’t know what hit it.

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