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Kasabian tour dates 2024

Kasabian is currently touring across 5 countries and has 10 upcoming concerts.

Their next tour date is at Anfiteatro del Vittoriale in Gardone Riviera, after that they'll be at Parco Bussoladomani in Lido di Camaiore.

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What can you say about a Kasabian show? Glorious? Yes. Exuberant? Certainly. Defiant? Of course. But more than anything else simply ...Rocking.

From the first thumping chords of opener "Ill Ray" Kasabian announced their intent to deliver. Storming through a set list loaded with heady anthems, occasionally bringing the mood lower with numbers like the terrific "Goodbye Kiss", Kasabian had the whole arena eating out of their hands.

There's something special that happens when this band start to play in front of an audience. It's united - from those who just love the killer hooks to those who love that Kasabian really dont give a crap about the estaishment and really capture the spirit of rebellion. They're a band that capture the mood of the common person with lyrics at times partying and at other times sobering and thoughtful. But always hopeful - and with a joyous shout. A proper "fuck you" band exhorting the people to stand together and rise as one.

And rise the crowd did. Every single person in Leeds arena on their feet, jumping, dancing, singing - all together as one from those in the sweaty heaving mosh of the floor to those right at the very top of the top tier.

A marvellous night. Kasabian are the band that Oasis wished they were or xould have been.

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2009: I am 14, everybody is going crazy about Fire which was the first song I heard, and then Kasabian took my life by storm.

2011: Velociraptor! is out, adventurous and leaving behind all the bands which prefer to stay conservative and stand by classic sounding.

2014: I am 19, and 48:13 strikes with its sonic experimentation. It is colourful, wild, tentative and boundary-pushing.

2017: For crying out loud, so much awaited and so easy-to-love, prolongs the party which was carried to the concert. And it was a true madness fueled by our crazy love and the band’s response. Kasabian can be whatever band they want to be - they have our full support

As a major fan of British/European music, I must say it is always a pleasure to see these bands in the US since a lot of them play in smaller places.

I've seen Kasabian 3 times and my wife has 9 times now. They NEVER disappoint and this show was the same.

The energy they bring is amazing time after time and their music is always fun. They also look like they are having a legit great time up there doing what they love to do.

I was up front and again (which I should have learned)I should have brought ear plugs! But, the sound is muffled when one does uses those, so if you can stand a few days of ringing, then don't worry about it.

Overall if you thinking of seeing them live please, please GO. You will leave a fan.

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Kasabian are an English psychedelic rock band formed in Sergio Pizzorno’s bedroom, Leicester in 1997. They are song writer, lead singer, guitarist Sergio Pizzorno, bassist Chris Edwards, drummer Ian Matthews and guitarist Tim Carter.

The band have achieved multiple UK number one albums and have sold millions of albums worldwide. They have won multiple awards including BRITs, NME Awards, Q Awards and have headlined Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds Festival, TRNSMT and many more. 

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Kasabian share ‘Call’ and tell us about new album ‘Happenings’: “It’s a well-executed bank heist”

Check out the daredevil new video, as Serge Pizzorno tells us about the band's "relentless" and party-driven new album: "'A festival needs some headliners, send up the fucking bat signal’. BANG, Kasabian, there we are"

Kasabian have shared their bombastic new single ‘Call’ and announced details of their 8th album ‘Happenings’. Check it out below, along with our interview with frontman Serge Pizzorno .

• READ MORE:  The  NME  Big Read – Kasabian: “The band wanted to carry on. What else were we gonna do?”

The Leicester indie veterans first shared that the “psychedelic” new album of “big hitters” was on the way last year when they announced details of a huge homecoming gig in the form of Summer Solstice II – a return to Victoria Park on Saturday July 6  after previously playing an outdoor gig there back in 2014.

Now, they’ve announced that ‘Happenings’ will arrive the day before as well as sharing the dance-driven new single ‘Call’ and the daredevil music video. Shot by director duo Waxxwork, the video is centred around a phone falling out of a plane and hurtling through the sky – having been shot in Albania where aerospace laws would allow sky-divers to out of a helicopter with the video playing in real time.

The follow-up to 2022’s ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’  and their second since the exit of Tom Meighan comes at 10 tracks long, clocking in at just 26 minutes (“A minute shorter than the Ramones’ debut,” as Pizzorno explained), and was written at the musician’s home studio The Sergery completing work with co-producer Mark Ralph ( Zara Larsson , Clean Bandit , Rudimental ).

Check out our interview with Pizzorno below, with the frontman explaining what to expect from the record 20 years after their debut album, why they threw people out of a plane, and how you just need to “send up the fucking bat signal” for them to smash a festival near you.

Hello Serge. What made you choose ‘Call’ as the single to come back with?

Pizzorno : “It was the first thing that went down. I had the riff towards the end of the last record. Certain riffs talk to you, and I was like, ‘Yes, there’s something special in this’. It informed how the whole record was going to be – these super tight, big tunes. It always felt like the first thing people should hear from the album. It’s such a unique tune. At the start of an album campaign, to have something that can only be Kasabian is important. I don’t really know what is, but I do feel like it just has those drops that will just go off in a live environment. Let’s start the year with a tune that gets everyone excited for the summer.”

It certainly has ‘Ibiza’ vibes…

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“I love that Balearic switch-up in the second half of the song. It’s really quite funky at the start, then it goes floaty and takes you somewhere else. It still bangs, but you’re like, ‘Holy shit, now I’m floating away’. In a really short space of time, it takes you a journey which is really fucking cool.”

Lyrically, what were you aiming for with ‘Call’?

“It’s down the Iggy Pop sentiment that songs should be super simple, say one thing, and say it in as few words as possible. It’s about that one person who makes the call, and then you’re ready. It’s like the fucking batphone; or, ‘A festival needs some headliners, send up the fucking bat signal’. BANG , Kasabian, there we are. It’s basically saying, ‘It’s great when you’re around’. Energy charges.”

And the video is pretty bold. Surely you could have done it with AI these days instead of flying to Albania and throwing someone out of a plane?

“The concept around ‘Happenings’ is to bring art out into the real world. We could have just done a video on a green screen or whatever but we thought, ‘No, let’s go to Albania and figure out how we get this phone to fly through the air, land, and shoot the video all live and fed to the phone’.

“I like it when you don’t really know what might happen. That’s why we show the process at the end, so you’re like, ‘Oh shit, they actually did that’. Even when you go see puppets and the people controlling them, that’s always way more exciting than CGI. There’s something way more magical films about those ‘80s films, even when you know they’re puppets.”

Will we be seeing those Kasabian bobbleheads on the merch stand at gigs this summer?

“That is my ‘Big in 2024 prediction’: bobbleheads are back in full effect!”

What can you tell us about the sounds mined on the rest of the album?

“It’s very much an album that can only be made today. The influences are there, but it’s been made with the tools that I have around me now. It’s a really simple sentiment. Every section has to be a chorus and demand attention for the whole album. It’s relentless in its course. I was always trying to make guitar music interesting. I don’t even know what you’d call our band. Are we a rock band? This time I was really into pop structure and making everything super clean and punchy – taking those kooky, crazy, weird sounds and making them hit like a modern record.

“Every track has its own world. The track ‘Bird In A Cage’ has a Trent Reznor thing going on, has a Britney Spears thing going on, has a Beatles thing going on, has a Prince thing going on, then ‘Hell Of It’ has a J Dilla meets Justin Timberlake / Timbaland 2002 thing, then it goes into Parliament and Funkadelic , plus there’s some 1970s Nigerian funk.”

But it’s not a free-for-all – the album is very focussed and to-the-point…

“The rules were the same for each track: to keep it tight and around three minutes. You know if you’ve got the greatest crack team of bank robbers in the world, right? The best guy with explosives, the best guy with maps, all that assembled. They plan the heist, they get in, they get out, bang, they get away with no police chase or anything. Before anyone knows it, the diamonds are gone – that is this record. It’s a well-executed bank heist. We’re in, we’re out, we’re done, and you’re left going, ‘Holy shit, how the fuck did they do that?’ I don’t know myself!”

And it should be easy to get the new songs in the setlist if they’re so short?

“Exactly. In between huge gigs we’d come home and ask, ‘Wouldn’t it be nice if we had a song like this?’ I’ve never really written on tour, so that was nice. That informed how the music was made. I really enjoyed that process and it made a lot of sense.”

Looking at the artwork, we’re guessing the aesthetic of this era is a party vibe. What will the upcoming gigs look like?

“‘Happenings’ is a concept so there will be some surprises from stage. Certainly, the aesthetic is from Oz Magazine and early punk zines. There’s a lot of that mixed with the cheekiness of the band. The gigs will be pure joy, as this album is a celebration of sorts. It’s all about everyone coming together and having a fucking good time.”

Kasabian release ‘Happenings’ on July 5. Check out the full tracklist below, and pre-order the album here .

‘Darkest Lullaby’ ‘Call’ ‘How Far Will You Go’ ‘Coming Back To Me Good    ‘ ‘G.O.A.T.’ ‘Passengers’ ‘The Hell Of It’ ‘Italian Horror’ ‘Bird In A Cage’ ‘Algorithms’

The band will then play Summer Solstice II at Leicester’s Victoria Park on July 6, before headlining Latitude Festival in Suffolk on July 26. Visit here for tickets and more information.

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Serge Pizzorno and co have confirmed tour dates for next year. Find out where they're headed and how to buy tickets.

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Kasabian have are set to embark on tour dates in 2023.

After playing shows across summer 2022, the Leicester rockers are set for a string of gigs, which include Irish dates and a headline show at Leeds' Millennium Square as part of Sounds of The City.

See their newly announced dates and find out how to buy tickets below.

READ MORE: How to watch Radio X Presents Kasabian with Barclaycard

What are Kasabian's 2023 dates?

• 25th March 2023: Teenage Cancer Trust at Royal Albert Hall - Tickets go on sale on Friday 3rd February from 9am.
• 13th June 2023: Dublin 3Olympia (Rescheduled) - ON SALE NOW
• 14th June 2023: Limerick, King John Castle - ON SALE NOW
• 16th - 18th June 2023: Bundoran, Sea Sessions - ON SALE NOW
• 7th July 2023: Sound of The City - Leeds' Millennium Square - ON SALE NOW
• 8th July 2023: TRNSMT Festival, Glasgow Green
• 29th July 2023: Y Not? Festival: Pikehall, Derbyshire - ON SALE NOW at ynotfestival.com/tickets

Visit kasabian.co.uk/live for their full dates and how to buy tickets.

How to buy Kasabian tickets for 2023:

Tickets for Kasabian's live dates are on sale now and tickets for their appearance at this year's Teenage Cancer Trust gig go on sale This Friday 3rd February.

READ MORE: Kasabian play epic set at O2 Academy Sheffield for Radio X Presents with Barclaycard

Last week saw Kasabian play an unmissable gig at the O2 Academy Sheffield on Monday 28th Novembe r to an ecstatic crowd.

Introduced by Toby Tarrant , Radio X Presents Kasabian with Barclaycard saw the band play an intimate yet epic set in front of less than 2,000 fans, made up of Radio X listeners and a few lucky competition winners.

Watch the highlights of their epic mini-set below:

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How to get tickets for Travis Scott’s 2024 UK tour: presale, ticket prices and everything you need to know

The rap star’s Circus Maximus Tour will arrive on UK shores for two shows this summer

Hip-hop heads, we’ve got massive news. Travis Scott, one of the biggest rappers and producers on the planet right now, has announced he’ll be heading off on a huge tour this summer. The Houston musician’s UTOPIA – Circus Maximus Tour will see him play 12 dates this side of the Atlantic – including, excitingly, two shows in the UK.

The Circus Maximus tour has been described as ‘an unparalleled audiovisual experience’ and its North American took place last year. The tour follows Scott’s chart-topping fourth studio album UTOPIA , which was the biggest-selling hip-hop release of 2023.  

Keen to catch Scott on his upcoming tour of the UK and Europe? Here’s everything you need to know, from presales to potential ticket prices.

When is Travis Scott going on his UK tour in 2024?

Scott will be playing two shows in the UK on this summer’s Circus Maximus Tour. They are: 

• July 11: London, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
• July 13: Manchester, Co-op Live

The show at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium will be his largest UK headline show to-date.

When do tickets go on sale?

General sale kicks off at 10am BST on Friday May 10. You’ll be able to get tickets here . 

Is there a presale?

There are a few presales available. For the London gig, Tottenham Hotspur Season Ticket Holders and One Hotspur Members got access at 10am on Thursday May 9.

For the Manchester show, Co-op members also got access on May 9 at 10am through the Co-op app. 

How much are Travis Scott tickets?

Official prices haven’t yet been confirmed, so watch this space for updates.

Following the presale today (May 9) some on X have leaked potential prices (so take ’em with a pinch of salt), saying that seated tickets will start from around £72 and that standing will start from £105. ‘Gold Circle’ tickets apparently start from around £143. 

Tickets for the same tour over in North America started from $65 (£52).

Can I go VIP?

Yep, you can do that through the official hospitality partner,   Seat Unique .   Packages get you things like premium seats, arrival via the hospitality entrance, premium dining options and other cool things.   Find out more here .

Where else is Travis Scott touring as part of his 2024 Europe and UK tour?  

Travis Scott’s 2024 leg of his UTOPIA – Circus Maximus Tour will see him play 12 arenas across the UK and Europe. Here’s the full list of cities. 

• June 28: Arnhem, Netherlands
• July 2: Poland, Krakow
• July 4: Zurich, Switzerland
• July 6: Nice, France
• July 9: Antwerp, Belgium
• July 11: London, UK
• July 13: Manchester, UK
• July 16: Hamburg, Germany
• July 18: Prague, Czech Republic
• July 20: Cologne, Germany
• July 23: Milan, Italy
• July 27: Frankfurt, Germany

When did Travis Scott last play in the UK?

Travis Scott last played the UK last summer (July 2023), at Wireless Festival in London.

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How To Get Noah Kahan Tickets In 2024

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Singer-songwriter Noah Kahan has been on the road for months, but the We’ll All Be Here Forever tour isn’t even close to over. He’s performing at stadiums, festivals and arenas through the end of September, and will also be appearing in Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, the Netherlands and Germany. His last two tours sold out, and this one is no exception. Some of the remaining concerts and festivals still have tickets available, but most of them are sold out. But don’t worry, Busyheads: We’ve got everything you need to know about how to get Noah Kahan tickets, even if it means joining wait lists or buying from ticket resellers.

Noah Kahan will be performing on his We’ll All Be Here Forever tour for months, so there's still ... [+] time to get tickets to a show in a venue near you.

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When you check out the remaining shows on Noah Kahan’s website, you’ll see that most dates have the option to join a waitlist instead of buying a ticket. It can’t hurt to get in the queue, but keep reading for other, more immediate ways to snag Noah Kahan tickets. Keep in mind that as always, prices from resellers are subject to change anytime based on availability.

• Ticketmaster is a great place to start. Most of Kahan’s dates are sold out, though, so go ahead and join those waitlists.
• Some Ticketmaster links redirect to Ticketmaster’s parent company, LiveNation . For the May 28 date in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio , for example, it offers you a Face Value Exchange Ticket that’s almost $450. Other LiveNation links, like the June 4 show in St. Louis, Missouri , are selling “Make A Difference” tickets. This means that $1 of your purchase benefits The Busyhead Project , which provides mental health and crisis care for marginalized communities. Available tickets for that show range from $327 to $420 each.
• If you find yourself looking for resale tix, SeatGeek is a solid option. Prices range from $89 to $804 depending on the event and proximity to the stage.
• At VividSeats , you’ll see little flags calling out “Selling Fast” and “Deals Available” for some dates, which are helpful. June 18 in Chula Vista, California is a date with “Deals Available,” and you can find Lawn tickets for $93 each at the time of this writing.
• StubHub might be the first reseller you think of, for good reason. When you scroll through the tour dates, it’s easy to see which dates don’t have any tickets available, so you don’t waste time clicking. For other dates, the site calls out if tickets are selling fast and sometimes how many tickets remain. At the time of this writing, there are only nine tickets for sale for the July 18 show at Fenway Park in Boston, so Call Your Mom and get them fast. Prices range from $684 to $2,386, though.
• Reseller site TicketNetwork also has Noah Kahan tickets. For that same show at Fenway Park on July 18, it shows availabilities from $932 to $1,733. If you’re crossing the pond, you could pick up a ticket to see Noah Kahan on August 21 at O2 Arena in London for anywhere from $300 USD to $502 USD.
• You can feel good about buying from GameTime , as they state very clearly they offer a 100% guarantee as well as event-cancellation protection. For Noah Kahan’s “We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour,” they have prices starting at $87 and going up to $802.
• ScoreBig is another option for buying Noah Kahan tickets. At the time of writing, there are tickets on sale for every date on his tour, at a range from $120 to $3,708.
• The lowest ticket available right now on TickPick for Noah Kahan is $123 for July 1 in Ridgefield Washington, so if that’s your local show, work fast to Hold It Down. TickPick also has tickets for all of the other tour dates.

When Do Noah Kahan Tickets Go On Sale?

Tickets for Noah Kahan’s We’ll All Be Here Forever tour have been on sale to the general public since September 2023. Tickets to most dates are sold out now, since Noah Kahan is a high-demand artist. But you can check resellers like SeatGeek , TicketNetwork and StubHub to still find tickets.

How Much Are Noah Kahan Tickets?

If you’re lucky enough to snag a standard ticket before a show sells out, you should be able to see folk-pop sensation Noah Kahan for prices starting at $109. But as most of the dates are sold out already, you will be relying on tickets from reseller sites, and prices are based on demand and can vary wildly. But it’s worth checking, as there can be some surprising deals available.

“We’ll All Be Here Forever” Noah Kahan 2024 Tour Dates

Grammy nominee Noah Kahan is touring all over the United States, playing concerts and festival dates. He’s even appearing on a few dates in Canada and Europe. In some cities he only plays one show, but in others he’s appearing for two nights, so check the below list for your city. The last date of the We’ll All Be Here Forever tour is September 29, in Franklin, Tennessee.

• May 20 (with Ryan Beatty): Asheville, North Carolina at Harrah's Cherokee Center Arena
• May 22 (with Ryan Beatty): Asheville, North Carolina at Harrah's Cherokee Center Arena
• May 24 (with Ryan Beatty): Nashville, Tennessee at the Bridgestone Arena
• May 25 (with Ryan Beatty): Nashville, Tennessee at the Bridgestone Arena
• May 28 (with Ryan Beatty): Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio at the Blossom Music Center
• May 29 (with Ryan Beatty): Burgettstown, Pennsylvania at the Pavilion at Star Lake
• May 31 (with Ryan Beatty): Noblesville, Indiana at the Ruoff Music Center
• June 1 (with Turnpike Troubadours, Counting Crows, Wynonna Judd, Marcus King and more): Lexington, Kentucky at the Railbird Music Festival
• June 4 (with Ryan Beatty): St. Louis, Missouri at the Hollywood Casino Amphitheater
• June 5 (with Ryan Beatty): Kansas City, Kansas at the Azura Amphitheater
• June 7 (with John Vincent III): St. Paul, Minnesota at the Xcel Energy Center
• June 8 (with John Vincent III): St. Paul, Minnesota at the Xcel Energy Center
• June 11 (with John Vincent III): Dallas, Texas at the Dos Equis Pavillion
• June 13 (with John Vincent III): Houston, Texas at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion
• June 14 (with John Vincent III): Austin, Texas at the Moody Center
• June 15 (with John Vincent III): Austin, Texas at the Moody Center
• June 18 (with John Vincent III): Chula Vista, California at the North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre
• June 20 (with John Vincent III): Los Angeles, California at the Hollywood Bowl
• June 21 (with John Vincent III): Los Angeles, California at the Hollywood Bowl
• June 25 (with Jensen McRae): Greenwood Village, Colorado at the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
• June 26 (with Jensen McRae): Greenwood Village, Colorado at the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre
• June 29 (with Jensen McRae): George, Washington at the Gorge Amphitheatre
• July 1 (with Jensen McRae): Ridgefield, Washington at the RV Inn Style Resorts Amphitheatre
• July 3 (with Jensen McRae): Wheatland, California at the Toyota Amphitheatre
• July 5 (with Jensen McRae): Berkeley, California at the Greek Theatre
• July 6 (with Jensen McRae): Berkeley, California at the Greek Theatre
• July 9 (with Jensen McRae): Salt Lake City, Utah at the Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
• July 13 (with Jensen McRae): East Troy, Wisconsin at the Alpine Valley Music Theatre
• July 15 (with James Bay): New York, New York at Madison Square Garden
• July 16 (with James Bay): New York, New York at Madison Square Garden
• July 18 (with Mt. Joy and James Bay): Boston, Massachusetts at Fenway Park
• July 19 (with Mt. Joy and James Bay): Boston, Massachusetts at Fenway Park
• August 2 (with Green Day, SZA, Dominic Fike, Renée Rapp, The Smashing Pumpkins and more): Montreal, Quebec at the Osheaga Festival
• August 4 (with Mt. Joy, Ethel Cain, The Japanese House, Flipturn and more): Saint Charles, Iowa at the Hinterland Music Festival
• August 13 : Manchester, UK at the Co-Op Live
• August 14 : Newcastle upon Tyne at the Utilita Arena
• August 16 (with Gerry Cinnamon, Faithless, Kasabian, Nas and more): Stradbally, Ireland at the Electric Picnic Music and Arts Festival
• August 17 (with Maisie Peters): Belfast, United Kingdom at the Belfast Vital Festival
• August 20 : Birmingham, England at the Utilita Arena
• August 21 (with special guests): London, England at the O2 Arena
• August 22 (with special guests): London, England at the O2 Arena
• August 24 : Amsterdam, Netherlands at the Ziggo Dome
• August 26 : Hamburg, Germany at Stadtpark Open Air
• August 27 : Berlin, Germany at Zitadelle Spandau
• September 13 (with Greta Van Fleet, Maren Morris, The Beaches, Talk and more): Cavendish, Prince Edward Island at the Sommo Festival
• September 14 (with The Black Crowes, 311, The Revivalists, The Hives and more): Asbury Park, New Jersey at the Sea.Hear.Now Festival
• September 22 (with Norah Jones, Marcus King, Sierra Ferrell, Kevin Morby and more): St. Augustine, Florida at the Sing Out Loud festival
• September 29 (with NeedToBreathe, Coin, Stephen Sanchez, Better Than Ezra and more): Franklin, Tennessee at the Pilgrimage Music and Cultural Festival

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