Bloc Celebration add big Manchester and Brighton exhibits to 2025 ‘Silent Alarm’ twentieth anniversary tour plans
Bloc Celebration have added big Manchester and Brighton exhibits to their 2025 ‘Silent Alarm’ twentieth anniversary tour plans.
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The announcement that they’d be taking part in the document in full comes after the band broke out the complete tracklist in a particular anniversary present in London this summer time. Held at Crystal Palace Park on July 7, the gig marked their largest headline present to this point – performing to a 25,000-strong crowd for 2 hours.
Following that, the indie rockers introduced earlier this week they’re set to play it in full on the 2025 version of Stay At Leeds, and had been among the many first names lined up for the all-day occasion, which can be held at Temple Newsam Park on Could 24.
Kele Okereke and co. will take to the stage for a one-off present, taking part in the tracklist in full alongside some hits from the remainder of their catalogue. Tickets go dwell this Friday (October 25) at 9am. Visit here to purchase tickets.
Now, they’ve taken to Instagram to announce they may also headline Manchester’s Castlefield Bowl on July 10, in addition to acting at On The Seashore in affiliation with Radio X in Brighton on July 20, 2025.
You will discover the pre-sale for Manchester here and Brighton here, with tickets going dwell on normal sale right here on November 1 at 10am for the Brighton gig, and 9am for the Manchester date.
“We’ve been having a lot enjoyable taking part in exhibits over the previous 12 months, so it is sensible to do one thing particular for outdated and new followers, celebrating 20 years of Bloc Celebration,” defined Okereke when asserting the exhibits final 12 months.
“We heard from lots of people that they couldn’t get tickets for the [2018/2019] ‘Silent Alarm’ gigs, so a one-off summer time occasion taking part in that and the bangers appears like the fitting factor to do.”
Elsewhere, Okereke lately introduced a brand new solo album ‘The Singing Winds Pt. 3’ and shared the brand new single ‘It Wasn’t Meant To Be’.
The document – set for launch in January – would be the third in a collection known as ‘The Components’, a string of solo albums by the Bloc Celebration frontman that originated in lockdown. Earlier than it was introduced, he shared ‘Hometown Edge’ as a lead single.