Posted on Wednesday 7th November 2018 at 10:00
When you think girl band then the first name will always be the Spice Girls. Exploding in 1996 with the release of debut single 'Wannabe', they quickly become a true worldwide pop phenomenon, changing fashion, starring in their very own films and topping the charts across the globe.
Their fans are thrilled to head that Melanie Brown (Scary Spice), Melanie Chisholm (Sporty Spice), Emma Bunton (Baby Spice) and Geri Halliwell (Ginger Spice) have brought the band back together for an unmissable Summer 2019 tour where you can see them zig-a-zig-ah once again!
Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons formed The Chemical Brothers at the end of the 80’s and rose to become one of the biggest dance acts of all time.
They have now been announced as the first headliner for the impeccable East London festival All Points East where they will be supported by Hot Chip, Primal Scream, Spiritualised and Little Dragon at Victoria Park on Friday 24th of May.
Elton John is one of the greatest songwriters of all time, having penned such fantastic tunes as ‘Tiny Dancer’, ‘Rocket Man’ and ‘Candle In The Wind’. Now it’s time for him to say ‘Goodbye Yellow Brick Road’ with a final farewell tour to celebrate a glittering career which has forever changed the sound of popular music.
Hilarious observational comic Russell Howard not only tackles the hard issues of the day which we need to face up to but reminds us of the many wonderful ways the world is a beautiful place. He has just announced a huge tour which starts in the Autumn of 2019. Expected to sell fast, book your ticket before they go!
Combing intergalactic power grab conspiracies with 80’s Hollywood aesthetic via immense space rock, Muse are the power trio from Teignmouth who have grown to become the world’s biggest cult band. They take new album ‘Simulation Theory’ to the stages of London Stadium and Manchester’s Etihad Stadium.
The original Modfather is back! From his firebrand days in The Jam, to the effortlessly cool years of The Style Council and his endless reimaginations as a solo artist, Paul Weller now has a new album ‘True Meanings’ which he takes out on tour during the summer of 2019. Weller tickets are released at the end of this week.
Helping to pioneer the sound of grunge and continuing to develop after the years of drug addiction and tragedy, Alice in Chains now release their devastating sixth studio album ‘Rainier Fog’ which they promote with gigs at Arena Birmingham and The SSE Arena – Wembley in London.
The demand for live music has never been greater and we at Gigantic are ready to put you one step by offering you the chance to set a personal reminder which will alert you with a text message or an email just before you chosen tickets come on sale.
Gigantic always has the best selection of tickets with new events, gigs and festivals being added every day. This week, you can book for:
H.E.R. // Cancer Bats // Sundara Karma // jack & jack // Julia Jacklin // Boyz II Men // Tokio Hotel // Dream State // Saint Raymond // Fatherson // IDLES // Cats In Space // PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS PIGS // YUNG TORY
The Village Screen finds extra special places to show your very favourite cult movies. Looking forward to the festive season, the extend a very warm invitation to come to Victoria Baths in Manchester to see such crucial Christmas films as Die Hard, The Muppets Christmas Carol, Home Alone, Elf and Love Actually.
The Village Screen tickets are currently available.
Celebrating their seminal album ‘Mezzanine’, Bristol based trip hop masters Massive Attack have already sold out tickets for the first night of their special hometown gig at Steel Yard. A second night has been added due to the phenomenal demand.
Award-winning ticket vendor Gigantic is passionate about music which shines through in our excellent customer service which you can see when you make stress-free bookings for such great events as these:
Stepback 80s // Stepback 90s // East Midlands Chilli, Beer and Artisan Festival // White Denim // Hinds // Kathryn Joseph // Friendly Fires
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