The Kinks Set to Reunite for 2025 Global Charity Concert, Hint at Never-Before-Heard Music Release

 

In a stunning announcement, **The Kinks**, one of the most iconic British rock bands of all time, have revealed plans to reunite for a **2025 Global Charity Concert**. The event aims to raise funds for international humanitarian causes, including poverty alleviation and mental health awareness, with all proceeds directed to partner organizations worldwide.

 

The reunion will feature **Ray Davies** and **Dave Davies**, the legendary brothers whose creative chemistry defined the band, alongside other notable contributors from their illustrious career. This marks their first live performance together in nearly three decades, after their last show in 1996.

 

Adding to the excitement, the band has hinted at the release of **never-before-heard tracks**, recorded during their peak years but never released to the public. According to Ray Davies, “These songs are the missing pieces of our story, and it feels right to share them now as part of this special moment.”

 

The charity concert, set to take place in **London’s Wembley Stadium**, will kick off a series of events that may include performances in **New York, Tokyo, and Sydney**. Fans can expect a setlist packed with timeless classics like *Waterloo Sunset* and *Lola*, alongside the debut of these newly uncovered gems.

 

Tickets will go on sale early next year, with priority access given to fans who support the charitable causes associated with the event. The Kinks’ reunion is already being hailed as one of the most anticipated musical comebacks of the decade, promising a blend of nostalgia and fresh surprises for fans across generations.

 

Stay tuned for more details on what promises to be a historic moment in rock and roll history!