Future Islands Tickets

Future Islands Academy, Manchester

Wednesday 23rd March 2022 Doors at 19:30 Doors at 19:30

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Future Islands Academy, Manchester

Thursday 24th March 2022 Doors at 19:30 Doors at 19:30

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Future Islands Fan Reviews (9) 5.0

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"Awesome gig"

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Future Islands, The Nick Rayns LCR, Norwich - 26th November 2017

Future islands are awesome.
Zack mexico rock.
The LCR is an intimate venue giving close action to the band.

Awesome

Posted by Tebbo on 28/11/2017

"Great performance in great intimate venue"

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Future Islands, O2 Academy Bournemouth, Bournemouth - 25th November 2017

Perfect night out with a performance which was amazing.

Posted by Bernard H on 26/11/2017

"Brilliant!!!!"

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Future Islands, O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester - 24th November 2017

I've saw this Band 3 times this year and with each gig they are getting better!! Sam Herring pours his heart and soul into his lyrics on stage with his energetic performances! This is a band that oooze class and distinction and should not be missed.

Posted by Andy O on 25/11/2017

"Amazing performance!"

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Future Islands, O2 Apollo Manchester, Manchester - 24th November 2017

This was an amazing gig! I was absolutely blown away with the performance, the energy the lead singer has is unbelievable. I already can’t wait to see them again.

Posted by Vikik on 25/11/2017

"TOP!"

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Future Islands, Corn Exchange, Cambridge - 1st July 2017

The show was great. Small issue was the change of venue which we were not aware of. But this was quickly sorted and overall the experience was awesome!

Posted by Aleph on 03/07/2017

Sensational synthpop band Future Islands continue to excite and delight as they reach ever larger audiences.

Signed to the ultra-cool indie label 4AD, their latest record is entitled Singles and was released in 2014.

“Singles is a record that is experimental, yet hugely accessible.” - MusicOMH

“The Baltimore-based band’s fourth album is layered with songs that are faultlessly executed from top to bottom.” - Delusions Of Adequacy

“Singles is sometimes stark, and sometimes surprising - but its key constant is that it’s rarely short of spellbinding.” - Pretty Much Amazing

See them play at St Phillip’s Gate in Bristol on Friday 20th of July 2018.

We are incredible excited to be able to offer you Future Islands tickets, but we must also make you aware that the demand is sky high, so you will have to book yours before they are all snatched up. Fortunately, placing an order for your favourite gig tickets is made easy with Gigantic as you can access our site from the comfort of your home or whilst busy and on the go using a computer, smartphone or tablet.

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The band met and formed whilst studying as art student at East Carolina University. They self released a split CD before also releasing their own debut album Waves Like Home.

Their subsequent studio album releases include In Evening Air, On The Water, Singles and their latest offering; The Far Field.

After some line-up changes, the band now includes singer Samuel T. Herring, Gerrit Welmers on keys and William Cashion playing bass.

Demand for Future Islands concert tickets is really high, so ensure you book yours before they are gone. Gigantic know music, and so we always have a huge range of essential gig tickets. Take advantage of our great customer service ready to help with your selection whenever you are looking to book for your big night out.

Artist Bio

Future Islands are a band whose brilliance was always hiding in plain sight. One viral moment might have catapulted them to worldwide recognition, but they were just doing what they always did - pouring their heart and soul into every moment, and channelling art’s great power to spread love and hope. It was, quite simply, who they are. Long, hard years on the road, and the sense of constantly traveling away from something, have shaped the band many ways, both spiritually and physically. Always leaving, never arriving, the horizon an impossible destination to be chased but never caught. Future Islands' new album As Long As You Are is out now on 4AD.