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Originally released in 2013, ‘Bad Blood’ featured breakout single ‘Pompeii’ and became the biggest selling digital album of the year.

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Bastille have announced a ten-year anniversary tour for their debut album Bad Blood . You can check out the tour dates below.

Originally released in 2013, Bad Blood featured breakout single “Pompeii” and went on to become the biggest selling digital album of the year. Following the success of Bad Blood , Bastille went on to win the British Breakthrough Act award at the 2014 BRIT Awards and were nominated for Best New Artist at the 2015 Grammys.

The ‘Bad Blood X’ tour will see the band play the album in full “plus other favorites.”

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Kicking off June 28 as part of Dublin’s Trinity Summer Series, the ten-date tour will see the band visit Margate, Manchester and Leeds before a gig at London’s Alexandra Palace Park. Tickets for the shows go on sale Friday November 4 at 10am GMT. Check out the full run of dates below.

Bastille released their fourth album Give Me The Future back in February, while an expanded edition was released in August.

The album came alongside a “surreal, otherworldly” digital experience that saw the band perform in front of both a real-world audience and a virtual crowd.

“We’ve always been fascinated by that tension between the desire to escape your life and the reality of having to confront things,” vocalist Dan Smith told NME . “Escapism can be this amazing, transportive tool that allows you to get out of your own head and be someone else but ultimately, is it realistic enough? In the long term, is it healthy?”

Smith also revealed that he wanted to soundtrack the sequel to Red Dead Redemption 2 .

“I want to make an epic score for Red Dead Redemption 3 ,” he told NME. “I think that’d be really fun – getting to knock about on a horse in the Wild West with some great music banging in the background.”

Bastille’s ‘Bad Blood X’ tour includes the following shows in 2023:

JUNE: 28 – Dublin, Trinity Summer Series 30 – Newmarket Racecourses

JULY: 01 – Margate, Dreamland 02 – Devon, Powderham Castle 07 – Manchester, Castlefield Bowl 09 – Bridlington, Spa 13 – Leeds, Millennium Square 14 – London, Alexandra Palace Park 19 – Warwick Castle 23 – Ludlow Castle.

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Bastille announce 10-year anniversary tour for debut album ‘Bad Blood’

The 'Bad Blood X' shows will take place next June and July

Bastille have announced a ten-year anniversary tour for their debut album ‘Bad Blood’ – check out tour dates below and get tickets here .

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Originally released in 2013, ‘Bad Blood’ featured breakout single ‘Pompeii’ and went on to become the biggest selling digital album of the year. Following the success of ‘Bad Blood’, Bastille went on to win the British Breakthrough Act award at the 2014 BRIT Awards and were nominated for Best New Artist at the 2015 Grammys .

The ‘Bad Blood X’ tour will see the band play the album in full “plus other favourites”. 

31.10 #BadBloodX pic.twitter.com/jGJ6yc41yf — BASTILLE (@bastille) October 30, 2022

Kicking off June 28 as part of Dublin’s Trinity Summer Series, the ten-date tour will see the band visit Margate, Manchester and Leeds before a gig at London’s Alexandra Palace Park. 

Tickets for the shows go on sale Friday November 4 at 10am GMT and will be available here . Check out the full run of dates below.

JUNE 28 – Dublin, Trinity Summer Series 30 – Newmarket Racecourses

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JULY 01 – Margate, Dreamland 02 – Devon, Powderham Castle 07 – Manchester, Castlefield Bowl 09 – Bridlington, Spa 13 – Leeds, Millennium Square 14 – London, Alexandra Palace Park 19 – Warwick Castle 23 – Ludlow Castle

Bastille released their fourth album ‘ Give Me The Future ’ back in February, while an expanded edition was released in August.

The album came alongside a “surreal, otherworldly” digital experience that saw the band perform in front of both a real-world audience and a virtual crowd. 

“We’ve always been fascinated by that tension between the desire to escape your life and the reality of having to confront things, vocalist Dan Smith told NME . “Escapism can be this amazing, transportive tool that allows you to get out of your own head and be someone else but ultimately, is it realistic enough? In the long term, is it healthy?”

Smith also revealed that he wanted to soundtrack the sequel to Red Dead Redemption 2 .

“ I want to make an epic score for  Red Dead Redemption 3 ,” he told NME . “I think that’d be really fun – getting to knock about on a horse in the Wild West with some great music banging in the background.”

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‘Bad Blood X’ Tour Review: Bastille Celebrates In Los Angeles

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• August 26, 2023
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British pop-rock outfit Bastille has been spending the majority of 2023 celebrating the 10th anniversary of their first album, Bad Blood , via the Bad Blood X tour , which just saw its end at The Wiltern in Los Angeles, CA which doubled as the only North American stop of the celebration.

This wasn’t the first time I’d seen Bastille at The Wiltern, with the last being in 2018, so I knew ahead of time what to expect regarding parking, friendliness of staff, and the general surrounding LA area, with all aspects still exceeding expectations.

The band’s Bad Blood X celebration would feature a sold-out crowd, no openers, and an intimate experience between the band and their diehard audience. The line would build up hours ahead of opening time, with fans covered in Bastille merch taking the streets of Los Angeles chatting and growing the overall community aspect the band brings to each city they takeover.

At times, the wait was brutal as the sun began to set, but that’s par for the course regarding the Southern California summer season shows. And while the setting sun brought moments of “blah,” it also meant the time was almost here for us all to head inside for a fantastic Bastille performance.

As previously mentioned, Bastille had no opener for their Los Angeles showcase, which meant a few minutes after 8:30 PM, the band hit the stage for an engaging performance of their monster hit, “Pompeii,” with a phenomenal documentary opening that set the tone for the remainder of the night.

The crowd fired up; Bastille would jump into “Things We Lost in the Fire,” which continued building high energy within The Wiltern’s beautiful walls. Bastille, in between songs, would inject other behind-the-scenes moments from the making of their hit Bad Blood album, creating a beautiful celebration for the band members and the longtime members of the community.

The show’s overall tone was more like a fun get-together between friends, a small experience filled from wall to wall. It was a surreal experience hearing Bad Blood from start to finish in a live setting, as some of these songs aren’t always front and center within the band’s typical setlist.

With that said, Bastille would perform “These Streets,” “Icarus,” “Laura Palmer,” and an amazingly emotional yet fun performance of the album’s hidden track, “Weight of Living, Pt. 1,” just to name a few songs off the band’s exciting 21-song setlist.

During the band’s riveting performance of “Flaws,” Bastille frontman Dan would head into the crowd as he tends to do during their performances for a face-to-face with the theatre’s crowd, running up and down the aisles of The Wiltern handing out high-fives, hugs, and just a complete bubble of positivity and oneness.

The band’s connection from artist to fan was on point throughout the more than an hour-long performance as they would constantly engage with the audience between Dan talking about a watch gifted to him that featured British time rather than American time to telling the story about the creation of “Laura Palmer” and the meeting of David Lynch.

The constant storytime between the inner-docu segments of the show and the band onstage telling stories and showcasing their friendship with each other was pure bliss and a beautiful moment in time that I will never forget.

Once the British rockers were done performing Bad Blood from front to back, they entered what would be considered the “party” portion of the set, which featured “The Draw,” “Happier,” “Of the Night,” and an outstanding performance of the band’s TLC and The xx mashup, “No Angels.”

Each moment of Bastille’s Bad Blood X celebration at The Wiltern was beautiful, sincere, and filled with unforgettable memories centered around bonds that will last a lifetime, grounded by a fantastic catalog of music constantly replaying somewhere in the mindscape.

This was Bastille at their best, most vulnerable, and ultimately in the zone, further showcasing why they are a fantastic band and why we fans keep coming back, whether it’s 10 years or more.

Even though the band’s current Bad Blood X celebrations have ended, you can still catch them with Duran Duran on the Future Past tour .

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Brandon Flores

Brandon Flores is editor-in-chief and a writer at Blast out your Stereo. He has been covering the music industry since 2011. He covers a wide variety of bands and artists from those just starting to those who already have a hold on the limelight. If you're looking for an unbiased opinion, then look no further.

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BASTILLE ANNOUNCE SERIES OF SPECIAL 'BAD BLOOD X' SHOWS 2023

2023 marks the 10th Anniversary of Bastille’s chart-conquering, twice No.1 debut album, ‘Bad Blood’. In celebration of its release the band announce a series of very special one-off shows next summer, giving fans the opportunity to hear the album played live in its entirety alongside other fan favourites. 

Hailed as a trailblazing album, ‘Bad Blood’ featured the international hit, ‘Pompeii’ and became the biggest-selling digital album of 2013. Bastille became that year’s biggest-selling global breakthrough act, with over 1 billion Spotify streams earning them the British Breakthrough Act award at the 2014 Brits, along with two Grammy nominations. Since then, ‘Bad Blood’ has gone on to achieve triple platinum status with over 1 million copies sold in the UK alone. 

In 2022, Bastille released their fourth album, the No.1, critically acclaimed record, ‘Give Me The Future’. Called, “Their best album” by both Rolling Stone and Clash and, “the most expansive, yet cohesive record Bastille have put their name to” by NME, ‘Give Me The Future’ explores a futuristic wonderland free from restrictions. Brimming with literary, cinematic, and cultural references to films like Thelma & Louise, the artist Keith Haring and musicians like Phil Collins and The Police, the album is filled with danceable dreamscapes, providing an escapist universe where you can travel back and forward in time to be anyone, do anything, and embrace a new wave of technology, which enables us to get lost inside our imagination. 

Earlier this year the band completed an extensive sold-out UK arena tour, followed by sold-out shows in both the US and South America. Next up they take the ‘Give Me The Future’ tour to Europe playing thirteen shows across 10 countries. 

Tickets for Bastille are available on Friday 4th November 10:00 via gigsandtours.com

Catch them in 2023 on the following dates! 

Friday 30th June – Newmarket Racecourses

Saturday 1st July - Margate Dreamland

Sunday 2nd July - Devon Powderham Castle

Friday 7th July - Manchester Castlefield Bowl

Sunday 9th July - Bridlington Spa

Thursday 13th July - Leeds Millennium Square

Friday 14th July - London Alexandra Palace Park

Wednesday 19th July - Warwick Castle

Sunday 23rd July - Ludlow Castle

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Bastille to celebrate 10 years of Bad Blood with London show as part of Kew The Music 2023

23 March 2023, 11:38 | Updated: 23 March 2023, 11:44

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Dan Smith and co are set to celebrate a decade since the release of their debut album with a gig, which is part of the Kew The Music concert series.

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Bastille are celebrating the 10 year anniversary of their debut album Bad Blood with a special performance in London.

Dan Smith and co will take to South London for the Kew The Music summer concert series on 11th July 2023 to celebrate their chart-topping 2013 album.

The band - completed by Kyle Simmons, Will Farquarson and Chris 'Woody' Wood - will perform the album in full as well as a selection of fan-favourites from across their career.

Tickets for their show are on sale from Thursday 23ed March at kewthemusic.org.

Tickets on-sale now : https://t.co/clLhCQM6WV pic.twitter.com/OTGdFityBy — BASTILLE (@bastille) March 23, 2023

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Also confirmed for the series of gigs are the likes of Kew The Music are Jack Savoretti, The Human League, Haçienda Classical, and Jools Holland & His Rhythm & Blues Orchestra, with further artists to be announced.

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Hailed as a trailblazing album, ‘Bad Blood’ featured the international hit,  ‘ Pomp eii’  and became the biggest-selling digital album of 2013. Bastille became that year ’ s biggest-selling global breakthrough act, with over 1 billion Spotify streams earning them the British Breakthrough Act award at the 2014 Brits, along with two Grammy nominations. Since then,  ‘ Bad Blood ’  has gone on to achieve triple platinum status with over 1 million copies sold in the UK alone.

In 2022, Bastille released their fourth album, the No.1, critically acclaimed record, Give Me The Future. Called, “Their best album” by both Rolling Stone and Clash and, “the most expansive, yet cohesive record Bastille have put their name to” by NME,  Give Me The Future  explores a futuristic wonderland free from restrictions. Brimming with literary, cinematic, and cultural references to films like  Thelma & Louise , the artist Keith Haring and musicians like Phil Collins and The Police, the album is filled with danceable dreamscapes, providing an escapist universe where you can travel back and forward in time to be anyone, do anything, and embrace a new wave of technology, which enables us to get lost inside our imagination.

Earlier this year the band completed an extensive sold-out UK arena tour, followed by sold-out shows in both the US and South America. Next up they take the, Give Me The Future’ tour to Europe playing thirteen shows across 10 countries.

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Bastille has reached a new landmark in their career. The British pop-rock powerhouse's debut effort Bad Blood is now in its tenth year. To celebrate this milestone, they are launching an effort and a tour that enables them to celebrate with their fans. The breakout album was a game-changer in the quartet’s career. For starters, it topped the U.K. chart and also catapulted the band’s international prominence to incredible heights! To celebrate, Bastille will drop Bad Blood X, a tenth-anniversary edition of their debut album! They will also be supporting this incredible occasion with a worldwide tour! On Friday, 25th August 2023, Bastille makes their way to Los Angeles, California! This one-night spectacle at the Wiltern will showcase iconic tracks, such as “Bad Blood,” “Flaws,” “Pompeii,” “Laura Palmer,” and more! If you’re keen on seeing Bastille deliver their exhilarating set at the Wiltern, you better move fast and secure your tickets now!

Pop rock icon Bastille was a solo project founded by singer-songwriter Dan Smith in 2010. He eventually brought in band members Kyle Simmons, Will Farquarson, and Chris Wood. They dropped several self-released EPs before releasing their debut album, Bad Blood, in 2013. Released via Virgin Record, Bad Blood is currently Bastille’s most commercially successful album. The effort topped the U.K. chart and entered three U.S. Billboard charts. Besides the U.K. and U.S., Bad Blood charted in 15 other countries. The album released several hit singles, including the six-time platinum-selling song “Pompeii.” The single peaked at number 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 and number 2 on the U.K. Mainstream chart. The album’s other singles include “Laura Palmer,” “Things We Lost in the Fire,” “Flaws,” and the title track.

After the phenomenal success of their debut album, the band released their sophomore effort, Wild World. The album became the band’s highest charting effort in the U.S., peaking at number 4 on the Billboard 200 and number 2 on the Top Alternative and Top Rock Albums charts. That same year, the effort dropped several critically-acclaimed hit singles, including “Good Grief” and “Send Them Off.”

Apart from their official releases, the band collaborated with renowned artists. In 2018, Bastille released “Happier” with Marshmello. The single became one of the band’s most successful singles to date – entering the charts in 40 countries and earning multi-platinum certifications in 15 countries.

In 2019, the band dropped their third effort Doom Days, which spawned several singles, “Quarter Past Midnight,” “Joy,” “Those Nights,” and the title track. The concept album highlighted the importance of escapism, friendships, and hope. It received wide acclaim from fans and critics, with some writers describing the records as a “vivid snapshot of humanity and an imaginative, adventurous leveling up from one of Britain’s most influential bands.”

Last year, the band released their third studio effort to reach number 1 in the U.K. Give Me the Future debuted at number 1 on the U.K. chart and entered three U.S. Billboard categories. Bastille worked with acclaimed music producer and OneRepublic frontman Ryan Tedder for this record. The album spawned several notable singles, including “Distorted Light Beam,” “Thema + Lousies,” “No Bad Days,” and the highly-regarded title track.

Score tickets now if you want to catch Bastille as they deliver their high-energy show at the Wiltern on Friday, 25th August 2023! Click on the Get Tickets link to secure your passes!

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• 8 The Good, The Bad Blood and the Ugly Tour Part II
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Bastille return to Ally Pally to celebrate 10 years of Bad Blood .

The band first played in our Great Hall in 2014 following the release of their chart-conquering, twice No.1 debut album. This time around, they’ll be performing in the Park as part of our 2023 Summer Series .

Fans are given the opportunity to hear the album played live in its entirety alongside other fan favourites in the stunning setting of Alexandra Palace Park.

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Iconic British pop-rock band Bastille needs no introduction. The band will perform a huge open-air headline show next summer as part of the Margate Summer Series .  Taking place on Saturday 1 July 2023, playing Bad Blood in full amongst all the hits.

Since forming in 2010, the South London four-piece formed by frontman Dan Smith, have released some of the biggest and most iconic indie-pop records in recent times. Bastille come armed with a catalogue of anthemic hits including Pompeii, Happier and Run Into Trouble, and acclaimed albums including the seminal debut release ‘Bad Blood’.

Along with a multitude of awards nominations and wins under their belt, including BRIT Awards and NME Awards, Bastille has gone on to sell over 11 million records internationally, headlining arenas, stadiums and festivals around the world along the way. This summer saw Bastille’s latest studio album ‘Give Me The Future’ shoot straight to the top of the Official UK Album Chart as the chart-toppers continue to innovate and evolve as one of the world’s most-exciting, must-see bands.

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