Yard Act Announces Exclusive One-Time Show at Blackpool Tower

Act Act Announces Show in Blackpool

ACT ACT has revealed a one-time performance at the BlackPool Tower this year. Check out the details below.

• Read more: Art ACT shares insights on the new album “Where is my utopia?”: “This is about hope and perseverance”

Upcoming Festival Performances

This summer, the band is set to perform at various British and European festivals, including White Island, “Bearded Theory,” Live at Leeds: In The Park, Green Man, and Pukkelpop.

Additionally, they will host a major concert at Queen’s Park Arena in Glasgow as part of the Big Nights Out 2025 series.

To prepare for their upcoming performances, Art ACT will perform at Primors for their own concert in Blackpool, Lancashire, on Wednesday, May 21.

“So, yes… this must have been 2025… And we… we have not often played concerts in Blackpool… Usually, we just went once to support the foals in the Empress’s ballroom,” said frontman James Smith.

“But for some reason, this year, we booked a warm-up in BlackPool Tower. Um…”

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Ticket Information

Tickets for the upcoming show at BlackPool Tower go on general sale at 10:00 AM GMT this Friday (March 28) – You can buy yours here. As an alternative, fans can access a presale at the same time on Wednesday (26) Register here.

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Jard Act released his second and final studio album “Where is my utopia?” in March 2024.

In a four-star review, NME noted that the project “marks the outlandish but assertive second chapter for the courtyard, resonating with the special world in which we find ourselves.”

Speaking with NME, Smith shared his insights about the record in October 2023, stating that it is “about hope and perseverance.”

“Much of what we have always done is based on the state of society and our commentary on The Times, but this is more universal,” he continued. “People have always been drawn to our ambitions.”

“In a world where we currently have supermarkets for food and homes to live in, as soon as we establish the foundations, our thoughts will strive for other things that we believe are important, as we are not content with mere sustenance.”

Last year, Act ACT toured across Britain and Europe to support the album, which included a performance at Eventim Apollo in London. In a four-star review of this performance, NME praised the “group’s display for the grand finale of the tour.”