The Coral Tickets

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The Coral burst onto the scene in the early 2000s and have seen recent releases secure great success, and as such, it's no surprise that there are tons of fans keen to see the James Skelly, Nick Power, Paul Duffy, Ian Skelly and Paul Molloy do what they do best, namely blow away the crowd with their musical brilliance.

The Coral Tour Dates

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The Coral Concert Tickets

Ticket prices for The Coral concerts will vary according to which city they are playing and the size of the venue they are performing in, but regardless of this, SeatPick should always be your first port of call when it comes to seeking out the best deals around.

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The Coral 2024

In 2024 The Coral will play a series of UK dates that are sure to be sold out events and at SeatPick you stand the best chance of getting hold of the best-priced tickets for each and every one of The Coral tour dates.

Among the key Coral concerts are their shows at the iconic Union Chapel in London, in Sheffield at the Don Valley Bowl and their festival appearances at Penn Fest, the Poole Harbour Festival and the Deer Shed Festival.

Due to the likely high interest in these dates, we suggest you make the most of the great availability offered at SeatPick as soon as possible so as to avoid the possible disappointment of missing out on these great shows.

The Coral History

The Coral were formed in 1996 in the basement of a pub in Hoylake and were originally named Hive before opting for their current title. The group released their self-titled debut album in 2002 and it proved a big hit.

As well as breaking into the top five of the UK Charts, it also sold well across Europe and the US and earned rave reviews. It contained two big singles, Goodbye and Dreaming of You, both of which broke into the top 40 in the UK.

Just a year later, their second album, Magic and Medicine, hit the top spot on the UK Albums chart and firmly cemented their position as one of the leading rock bands on the circuit. That album featured the singles Pass It On, Secret Kiss and Don't Think You're the First.

The incredibly prolific band had another album out, their third, barely six months later, and Nightfreak and the Sons of Becker was another commercial and critical hit. Their fourth album, The Invisible Invasion, is considered among the band's finest efforts and includes their massively successful single, In The Morning.

In 2007 they toured with The Arctic Monkeys and continued to draw in big crowds who were enchanted by the guitar-led sound and they have consistently released great output ever since. In 2023 they released their eleventh studio album, Sea of Mirrors, which secured a top three spot on the UK Charts and this has led to new tour dates, all of which have been well received and full to the rafters.

As well as producing new albums at an alarming rate, member of the band have opted to also release material on their own. Ian Skelly released his first album as a solo artist in 2021, and lead singer James Skelly did likewise in 2013 as part of a side project called The Intenders.

Needless to say it's as a collective that The Coral thrive and hence the huge interest from fans eager to see them perform live and in person.