
Enter Shikari
Plus special guests
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Date9 Feb, 2024
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Event Starts7:30 PM
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Doors Open6 PM
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On SaleOn Sale Now

The Mixer is our brand-new premium space. With its own private bar, bar tender and table service you won’t need to leave your seat or miss a moment of the action. Find out more about The Mixer here.
*Please note this is a welcome drink only and no food is included in this package*

Our awesome Suite Experiences gives up to 16 people an unforgettable time in your own private suite. Suite host to look after your every whim. Pre-show drinks and dining. Private seats and dancing area. More on Suites here.

Tickets for The Gallery won’t break the bank but you will get VIP treatment. You’ll jump the queues via the VIP early fast-track entrance and be handed a free welcome drink. Enjoy access to our VIP bathrooms by simply flashing your souvenir Gallery lanyard. Get food and drink delivered direct to your seat.

Already got your ticket? Beat the queues and enter via our Black & White Lounge. Enjoy a welcome drink and chill out in our private bar until the main acts takes to the stage. More on Upgrades here.
Event Details
Since forming in 2003 at school in their hometown of St Albans, UK, Enter Shikari have, thus far, released seven full-length studio albums; TAKE TO THE SKIES (2007), COMMON DREADS (2009), A FLASH FLOOD OF COLOUR (2012), THE MINDSWEEP (2015), THE SPARK (2017). NOTHING IS TRUE & EVERYTHING IS POSSIBLE (2020), and the latest,
A KISS FOR THE WHOLE WORLD which was released Friday 21st April 2023.
With all six albums debuting in the UK Album Chart top 5 for the “midweeks”, with A Flash Flood Of Colour actually midweek-ing at #1, only to be crushed beneath the wheels of the juggernaut that was ’21’ by Adele come end of that week.
Nothing Is True & Everything Is Possible landed the band their highest UK chart position to date, ending up at #2 in the Official UK Album Chart.
Enter Shikari have been recipients of multiple awards and topped many a magazine reader’s poll, picking up “Best Live Band’ gongs like there’s no tomorrow, as well as a plethora of ‘Best UK Artist’ and ‘Best Album’ statuettes, from the likes of Kerrang!, Rock Sound, the Heavy Music Awards and NME.

