The 1975 London Tickets

The 1975’s London dates often feel like headline moments in each album cycle, and The 1975 London tickets are a staple for fans who want the full lights, screens and talking‑point stage design. Their shows in the capital tend to offer a mix of nostalgia and new material wrapped into one long set.

Where have The 1975 played in London before?

The 1975 have used London to showcase their biggest tours, and The 1975 London tickets have covered arenas and major festival‑style events.

• The O2 Arena – A regular stop for full arena productions, complete with elaborate staging, video walls and multi‑act set structures.
• Finsbury Park and other outdoor London sites – Large‑scale one‑off and festival‑style dates that let them play to even bigger crowds.

Who has supported The 1975 in London before?

London shows have featured support from artists across indie, pop and rock, including well‑known names and rising acts from their extended circle. Support in the UK has previously included bands like Pale Waves, No Rome and Beabadoobee on various legs, with London often getting a stronger version of that package before the main The 1975 concert.

What songs will be on The 1975 set list?

At a The 1975 concert in London, you can usually expect a set that walks through different eras of the band, from early Tumblr‑era tracks to polished recent singles.

• “The 1975” (opening theme)
• “Love It If We Made It”
• “Somebody Else”
• “Robbers”
• “It’s Not Living (If It’s Not With You)”
• “Chocolate”
• “If You’re Too Shy (Let Me Know)”

They often split the night into distinct “acts” with different looks and moods, so each London show takes on its own narrative shape.

SeatPick normally lets you refine The 1975 tickets in London by block, distance and budget, whether you want pit access close to the stage or a raised spot that takes in the full visual design.