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Posted on Thursday 23rd April 2020 at 11:59

Jimi Arundell

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Jimi Arundell

Crowded House

Australian pop rockers Crowded House have been the favourite band of fans around the globe since the mid-80’s. Don’t miss your chance to hear them play their hits on a huge UK arena tour later this year.

11/06    Utilita Arena Birmingham, Birmingham

12/06    Cardiff Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff

02/07    Castlefield Bowl, Manchester

Crowded House tickets are currently available.

 

 

Call Of The Wild

Led by two Lincolnshire independent promoters, Call Of The Wild is the fantastic festival presenting three days of exhilarating music held on three stages boasting over 70 acts – including Phil Campbell and The Bastard Sons, Massive Wagons, Raging Speedhorn plus many more!

18 – 20/09          Lincolnshire Showground, Lincoln

Call Of The Wild tickets are currently available.

 

 

Let's Rock Exeter

Return to the decadent days of the 1980’s at Let's Rock Exeter! The festival arrives at Powderham Castle next year, bringing with it some of the biggest names in rock and pop from the flamboyant decade.

03/07 (2021)      Powderham Castle, Exeter

Let's Rock Exeter tickets are currently available.

 

 

Best Coast

This year, indie rocker duo Bethany Cosentino and guitarist and Bobb Bruno AKA Best Coast broke their silence to release latest LP ‘Always Tomorrow’ which they promote with a handful of unmissable headline dates.

07/12    O2 Institute2 Birmingham, Birmingham

08/12    Electric Ballroom, London

09/12    Academy 3, Manchester

Best Coast tickets are currently available.

 

 

The Mission

Get ready to get your goth on because The Mission are back! The dark denizens of the night will be haunting the stages around the UK during April of next year!

15/04 (2021)      O2 Manchester Ritz, Manchester

20/04 (2021)      Rock City, Nottingham

21/04 (2021)      O2 Academy Bristol, Bristol

The Mission tickets are currently available.

 

 

David Gray

Cheshire born singer \ songwriter David Gray became a household name with the release of his ‘White Ladder’ album towards the end of the 90’s. His career continues with his latest album ‘Gold In A Brass Age’ which he promotes with a spectacular outdoor show.

25/06 (2021)      Cartmel Racecourse, Cartmel

David Gray tickets are currently available.

 

 

The Alarm

Combining the energy of punk and the flair of new wave; The Alarm first exploded out of Rhyl, Wales in the 80’s and went on to release the mighty hit ‘Sixty Eight Guns’. See them rock out once again when they tour during the latter months of the year.

05/11    O2 Manchester Ritz, Manchester

04/12    Electric Ballroom, London

19/12    O2 Institute2 Birmingham, Birmingham

The Alarm tickets are currently available.

 

 

Please note, Gigantic is not responsible for the dates of any of the events that we sell for and we will continue to bring you the most correct scheduling information as we receive it from the promoters and organisers. Unless otherwise informed, all events will be going ahead as originally billed.

Also, please keep checking your emails regularly as we will immediately contact you with all relevant information should we be told of any changes to the date. It is important that you keep your tickets safe if they have already been delivered to, as they will be valid for the new dates unless you have been otherwise informed.

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We have further important customer information which can be found HERE.

And click the following links to see the newly rescheduled dates for the following artists:

The Districts \\ The Smyths \\ Pearl Jamm \\ Legendary Shack Shakers \\ James Smith \\ Bon Entendeur \\ Lee Scratch Perry \\ Danny Worsnop (Asking Alaxandria) \\ The Driver Era \\ LUCKI \\ Miami Horror \\ Steel Pulse

 

 

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