Royal Blood’s rise has been closely tied to London’s major rock stages, where the band’s deceptively spare line-up has repeatedly proved capable of filling much larger spaces. Royal Blood London tickets give fans the chance to experience how Mike Kerr and Ben Thatcher turn bass, drums and effects into something far bigger than a conventional duo.
Where has Royal Blood played in London before?
O2 Academy Brixton – A landmark London venue associated with Royal Blood’s headline concert history.
The O2 – A major London arena connected with Royal Blood’s large-scale live performances.
Alexandra Palace – A London venue associated with Royal Blood appearances.
Roundhouse – A historic London venue connected with the band’s concert history.
Olympia London – A major London performance venue associated with Royal Blood.
London reflects the growth of Royal Blood from an explosive new rock band to a regular presence on the capital’s biggest stages. Even as the venues have grown, the core appeal remains unusually direct: a bass line that sounds like a guitar riff, relentless drums and songs built around tension and release.
Who has supported Royal Blood before?
Royal Blood have shared bills with Arctic Monkeys, Queens of the Stone Age, Foo Fighters, Muse, Black Sabbath, The Struts, Bad Nerves, Tigercub, Demob Happy and unpeople. The supporting line-up varies between tours and individual shows.
What songs might be on the Royal Blood set-list
London fans may be listening out for:
Out of the Black
Little Monster
Figure It Out
Hook, Line & Sinker
Lights Out
Trouble’s Coming
Typhoons
Boilermaker
Royal Blood’s London shows can move between the raw, blues-heavy attack of the debut record and the more danceable, electronic-influenced direction of Typhoons. “Figure It Out” and “Lights Out” supply the immediate riffs, while “Trouble’s Coming” and “Boilermaker” show how the band has continued to reshape its sound without softening its impact.