The Human League Tickets

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The huge success achieved by the Sheffield-formed band means that there is no shortage of interest in seeing Human League shows, and therefore, the options available via SeatPick will prove invaluable to those who want to see the Don't You Want Me stars perform live and in person.

The Human League Tour Dates

The Human League were an era-defining act in the 1980s and the popularity that they retain as artists is astonishing. They are one of the best loved bands of the 80s and continued to release successful albums and singles decades later and as a live act, they put on quite a show. Therefore it's no surprise that ever show the group schedules and every date added to their calendar, is invariably sold out.

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The Human League Concert Tickets

Ticket prices for Human League concerts will vary according to a few factors, such as the city they are playing in and the size of the venue. However, wherever in the world the band performs, SeatPick is the ideal ticketing resource to use if you want to find the best-priced tickets.

As well as being something of a wonder as a trip down memory lane or a nostalgic event, Human League concerts are amazing in their own right. The band has produced a fine catalogue of great work and as such their shows are full of great tracks by a group who were pioneers of their genre and are still well and truly capable of holding a crowd in the palm of their collective hands.

The Human League History

The Human League were formed in 1977, and their debut album, Reproduction, was released in 1979 by Virgin Records and was a moderate success in the UK.

The band's original lineup of Philip Oakley, Ian Craig Marsh, Martyn Ware and Philip Adrian Wright remained in place for their second album, Travelogue, which earned rave reviews and was slightly more successful than their first effort.

However, it was the group's third album, the iconic Dare, that truly put the synth-pop band on the map and saw significant changes in the lineup with Ian Burden and Jo Callis brought in and singers Joanne Catherall and Susan Ann Sulley effectively changing the direction of the band as a whole.

Dare went to number one in the UK and to number three on the US Billboard Albums Chart and has become a record with a rich legacy, often considered one of the best of the decade. The album included a string of successful singles with The Sound of the Crowd, Love Action (I Believe In Love) and Open Your Heart all doing well.

However nothing compared to the success of the band's most famous track, Don't You Want Me, which proved an incredible success. It went to number one on both sides of the Atlantic and sold millions of copies.

It remains the most well-known of the band's hits and was an awesome track that was way ahead of its time and is an amazing track when played as part of the band's current live shows, and clearly a highlight of every Human League concert.

The Fascination! EP, which came out the following year, included big successes with (Keep Feeling) Fascination and Mirror Man.

Three years later, in 1984, the band released Hysteria, which was also a big success, as was Crash (1986) and the follow-up Romantic? (1990). Meanwhile, Philip Oakley has experienced success as a solo performer, with his Together in Electric Dreams being a particular favourite.

In 2011 the Human League released their ninth studio album, Credo, which was a decade in the making and earned glowing reviews.

The Human League have sold millions of records and secured a host of accolades, including Brit Award wins and nominations at the Ivor Novello Awards and the Grammy Awards, and fans of the popular electronic group can make sure they see them perform by securing tickets for any event at our site.