UK rockers Kasabian have announced a headline show at Dublin’s 3Arena on November 11, 2024.

The Leicester-originating outfit released their latest studio album Happenings earlier this month. “Heaving with future set staples, Happenings is a welcome shock to the system,” said Hot Press’  Edwin McFee in his review of the LP.  “Kasabian are back where they belong – centre-stage.”

 

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Their second full-length since vocalist Tom Meighan left the group in 2020, frontman Serge Pizzorno discussed the dance-influenced project at length in our latest issue. “The album feels so joyful”, he said, “almost like we’ve come out of black and white into colour.” Read the full interview here.

Formed in 1997 under the name Saracuse, the group changed their name to Kasabian, after a Charles Manson cult member who later testified against the infamous criminal at his trial.  Currently operating as a four-piece, the have gone on to become one of the most prominent artists in UK rock, dropping eight studio albums since their self-titled debut in 2004.

General sale tickets for Kasabian at the 3Arena this November go on sale on Friday, July 26 at 9.30am via the band’s website.