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Sunday 25th April 2027
Utilita Arena Cardiff, Cardiff
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Monday 26th April 2027
Bournemouth International Centre (BIC), Bournemouth
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Wednesday 28th April 2027
M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
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Friday 30th April 2027
Utilita Arena Birmingham, Birmingham
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Saturday 1st May 2027
AO Arena, Manchester
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Wednesday 5th May 2027
Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
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Thursday 6th May 2027
Connexin Live, Hull
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Saturday 8th May 2027
First Direct Bank Arena, Leeds
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Sunday 9th May 2027
OVO Hydro, Glasgow
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Tuesday 11th May 2027
Brighton Centre, Brighton
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Wednesday 12th May 2027
The O2 arena, London
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Who are Ladytron?
When they first appeared in the early 2000s, Ladytron combined the fundamentals of classic synth pop -- crystalline melodies enveloped in icy textures and rippling arpeggios -- with touches of indie pop, shoegaze, disco, and industrial music, and conjured distinctly different moods on each album, spanning the hook-laden simplicity of 2001's 604 to the darker feel of 2005's landmark Witching Hour to 2011's meditative Gravity the Seducer. They bridged the gap between synth pop's original '80s heyday and its renaissance in the 2010s. Following their critically acclaimed debut 604, their Los Angeles recorded follow up, Light & Magic, a darker, more streamlined set of songs including the single Seventeen was released in 2002. It reached number seven on Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart.
Their third album Witching Hour released in 2005, was another critical success, led by single Destroy Everything You Touch”. In 2008, Velocifero was recorded in Paris and reached number three on Billboard's Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart, and marked the band's debut on Billboard's 200 Albums chart.
Following a hiatus after 2011’s Gravity the Seducer, in 2016 they began work on their eponymous sixth album; which reached number ten on Billboard's Independent Albums Chart.
Are Ladytron playing live?
Ladytron announce a special show at KOKO, London on Sunday 12th of March 2023.
Get excited, because Gigantic can now offer you Ladytron tickets. But do not hang around because demand is high and they will sell out very quickly. Fortunately, we make placing your gig tickets order nice and easy by enabling access to our site 24/7 using your computer, smartphone or tablet whilst relaxing at home or busy and on the go.
Where can I get Ladytron concert tickets?
Ladytron gig tickets can be yours when you book with Gigantic. Make sure you are following us on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook to get the latest live music news!
The event is taking place at Utilita Arena Cardiff, Cardiff. See individual listings for full venue details.
Tickets go on sale on Friday 2nd October 2026 at 10:00am.
Ticket prices may vary depending on venue and location. Full pricing details are available on each individual event page.
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