Kaiser Chiefs are due to headline Party in the Park<\/a>, a concert marking 150 years of Luton as a borough.<\/p>\n Wilson told BBC Three Counties Radio: “He makes it hard for the rest of [us]… I could sing ‘Luton, Luton, Luton, Luton’ instead of Ruby, but then they wouldn’t get Ruby.”<\/p>\n Chris Martin performed a song called ‘Orange’ for Luton in 2024 [BBC\/Sarah Jeynes\/Jamie Simonds]<\/p>\n The singer joked he would write a song for the town on one condition: “If they reduce the stop-off fee at the airport, then I’ll do it.<\/p>\n “Ten quid the other day just for two minutes dropping my wife off, 10 quid!”<\/p>\n London Luton Airport has been approached for comment.<\/p>\n The concert will take place at Stockwood Park, the same location as Radio 1’s Big Weekend, on 12 September.<\/p>\n The Feeling and The Hoosiers will also play, alongside local acts JW Paris and Olivia Lynn, while Radio 1 presenters and University of Bedfordshire alumni Rickie Haywood-Williams and Melvin Odoom will DJ.<\/p>\n Wilson said Kaiser Chiefs’ guitarist had also studied at the university and, having learned to use surveying poles in local streets, he “knows his way around” Luton.<\/p>\n Asked what he hoped to do while in the town, Wilson said he wanted to try local food after his wife recommended Luton-founded Chicken George as the “best chicken in the country”.<\/p>\n The frontman pledged to the Luton audience: “We are the Kaiser Chiefs and we will not let you down.”<\/p>\n Do you have a story suggestion for Beds, Herts or Bucks? Contact us below.<\/p>\n Follow Beds, Herts and Bucks news on BBC Sounds<\/a>, Facebook<\/a>, Instagram<\/a> and X<\/a>.<\/p>\n More on this story![\"Fireworks](\"https:\/\/www.europesays.com\/canada\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/08\/https:\/\/media.zenfs.com\/en\/bbc_us_articles_995\/b6332a3245e2883bc81522f0e2f09e3d.jpeg\"\/)
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