SikTh Tickets

Name: Sikth were Sick on the Sixth!
Item: SikTh
Rating: 5
Author: Gigantic customer

SikTh Tickets

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SikTh Fan Reviews (3) 5.0

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"Outrageously Awesome! 😊"

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SikTh, Sub 89, Reading - 21st February 2018

Awesome gig, great support acts. Sikth were amazing! loads of fun and fascinating to watch play.

Posted by James P on 22/02/2018

"Just as good as if I'd seen them when I was 18"

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SikTh, SWX, Bristol - 6th December 2017

Which is when I should have seen them. One of the most rhythmically interesting and fun math metal bands. Quality stuff.

Posted by Olly on 07/12/2017

"Sikth were Sick on the Sixth!"

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SikTh, SWX, Bristol - 6th December 2017

Sikth are one my all time favourite bands. It was actually quite nice to see them again in a small venue. The sound was great. You could of packed a few more people in for the vibe. Still felt like a club rather than a rock venue but I like the space!

Not sure about the lightings fixtures. As an industry professional I felt they looked a bit on the diy side and unsafe.

Posted anonymously on 07/12/2017

Taking their own experimental approach to metal; SikTH have proven to be one of the most interesting bands to emerge in generations.

They have just announced a huge headline show taking place at Sub 89 in Reading on Wednesday 21st of February 2018.

With the excitement building amongst fans, the demand for SikTH tickets is constantly growing so you will need to act fast and book yours before they all go. You can place your gig tickets order 24/7 using a tablet, computer or smartphone where ever you are; be it relaxing at home or busy and on the go.

With interest so high, it makes sense to set a personal reminder with Gigantic right now. That way, we can alert you with a text message or an email shortly before they are released at 10:00 on Friday 15th of December.

Bursting on to the UK rock scene with debut EP ‘Let The Transmitting Begin’ in 2002, two albums of twisted progressive tech-metal followed before the band split in 2008. In the years that followed, the rise of technical acts like TesseracT, Periphery and Protest The Hero �" many of whom claimed SikTh as a major influence �" saw a resurgence in the band’s popularity, resulting in a comeback at Download Festival in 2014 and a third studio album, ‘The Future in Whose Eyes?’ in 2017.

We are really excited to be able to offer you SikTH concert tickets, but as we only have limited supplies you really will have to act fast and book before they are all snatched up. Gigantic has a well-earned reputation for being the best place to choose from a wide range of essential gig tickets and providing excellent customer service, and so we have been bestowed the Nottingham Post illustrious ‘Retail Business of the Year 2017’. So, you know we are the right place to come whenever you are booking your big night out.