Shed Seven Tickets

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Shed Seven concerts are renowned for being raucous and entertaining evenings, so make sure you don't miss out when they come to your town by taking advantage of the great ticketing options available at SeatPick today.

Shed Seven Tour Dates

Shed Seven concerts are always passionate, intimate and entertaining events with plenty of audience interaction, and their renewed success has helped elevate interest in tickets to see Rick Witter and his bandmates perform.

The alternative rock band have been performing for the best part of thirty years and are as enthusiastic, charismatic and energetic as ever. On top of this, they have a huge back catalogue of classics as well as great new material, making every concert a blast.

Shed Seven Concert Tickets

Ticket prices for Shed Seven tour dates will vary according to a number of factors, including which city or country they are playing in and the size of the venue. However, due to SeatPick's unrivaled ticketing access, you will always find the best value tickets here and on top of this, you get to enjoy our purchase guarantee that covers all transactions and absolutely no annoying hidden fees.

Shed Seven events are selling out very fast these days, so you would do well to take advantage of the great deals offered via SeatPick sooner rather than later.

Shed Seven 2024

2024 sees Shed Seven back on the road, and among their scheduled dates are two massive shows at the iconic York Museum Gardens, which is very much a homecoming for the band.

Interest in these tickets in particular is incredibly high but rest assured, we have a high level of availability for both, and we cover all ticketing types, from general admission to hospitality packages.

In addition to the great access that we offer music fans, we also provide a host of other useful tools, including up-to-the-minute news and tour announcements, crucial ticket information and interactive seating maps to give you the best idea of where you will be positioned in the venue when the band comes on stage.

Shed Seven History

Shed Seven were formed in 1990 by frontman Rick Witter, guitarist Paul Banks, bass player Tom Gladwin, drummer Magnus Thompson and keyboardist John Leach. They went through a number of changes prior to hitting the big time and released their debut album, Change Giver, in 1994 and it proved a moderate hit and secured glowing reviews.

They rode the coattails of Britpop, and their second album, A Maximum High, proved a bigger hit and spawned a string of hit singles, including Where Have You Been Tonight?, Going for Gold, Getting Better and On Standby.

1998 saw the band release their third studio album, Let It Ride, which got into the top ten in the UK and saw a number of high-charting singles, including Chasing Rainbows, She Left Me On Friday and The Heroes.

The following year a greatest hits collection also charted well and in 2001 they released Truth Be Told, which was something of a relative commercial failure. In 2003 the band split but not before playing a triumphant final tour, selling out the Barbican Centre in their native York for an amazing show and signing off as a band for a number of years.

They came back for occasional reunion tours but didn't release a new album until 2017, when Instant Pleasures got to number eight on the UK Albums Chart. Then in 2024, their sixth studio album truly relaunched the band.

A Matter of Time secured Shed Seven their first ever UK number one album and put the band back on the map. The record secured great reviews and was a real return to form and one that has seen the band thrust back into the limelight and the band's ability to always play a great gig is par tof the reason for the huge interest in tickets to see the group back on stage.