Following the success of the recently-announced and now sold-out Placebo show, Bristol Sounds is back with a bang, proudly announcing pop-punk royalty Busted as the latest headliner for its acclaimed summer concert series. Support acts will be announced soon.
Celebrating 20 years of success with #1 smash-hits like ‘Crashed The Wedding’, ‘Who’s David’, ‘Thunderbirds Are Go’ and the top three singles, ‘Year 3000’, ‘Air Hostess’, and ‘Sleeping With The Light On’ - fans can anticipate an electrifying performance as the band delivers a captivating blend of chart-topping anthems and fan-favourites.
Renowned for selling out multiple-arena tours, this is Busted’s first show in Bristol since playing to a sold-out O2 Academy in 2017. Tickets are expected to sell out fast, so anyone looking to secure tickets is strongly encouraged to sign up to the presale, which goes live on Wednesday 28 February at 10:00am. For anyone not wanting to let tickets slip through their fingers, early access sign up to presale tickets can be accessed here: https://www.bristolsounds.co.uk/presale-sign-up. Any remaining tickets will go on general sale on Friday 1 March at 10:00am.
Conal Dodds, Event Promoter at Crosstown Concerts, said: “Busted resonates with several generations of music enthusiasts, and their fans have a deep connection with the band, returning time and time again to see them doing what they do best, at their very best. They’re celebrating 20 years and we’re celebrating 10 years of Bristol Sounds, so it’s a perfect match for us.”
With one final night to be announced, Bristol Sounds returns to the Bristol Amphitheatre from Saturday 22 June to Sunday 30 June 2024. Adding two more days to the open-air gig series, the event will bring seven unique evenings to the harbourside, including four all-day events on Saturday 22, Sunday 23, Saturday 29th and Sunday 30 June 2024. Tickets for all shows as part of the series are on sale at See Tickets: https://bristolsounds.seetickets.com/tour/bristol-sounds
Presale signup for Busted can be found at:
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