Vulfpeck London 2026

[Norris]

Just a heads up - Vulfpeck "artist" pre-sale is on now. I've already got mine 😀

 

https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/vulfpeck-london-08-07-2026/event/3500635CD09A93BC

[cetera]

I was considering it, but too big a venue. If it was Hammy-O or Brixton Academy I'd consider it...

[hiram.k.hackenbacker]

1 hour ago, cetera said:

I was considering it, but too big a venue. If it was Hammy-O or Brixton Academy I'd consider it...

I'm inclined to agree with you there mate. I know they've played big venues (MSG for example) which have similar capacity, but for me, they work best in venues like the Academy.

I know I've shared this before, but it always makes me laugh. I was there with the singer from the Bowie band (were you there as well @ASW?) and he couldn't believe people were singing along to what is essentially a bass solo.

It was a cracking gig.

 

 

[Norris]

4 hours ago, cetera said:

I was considering it, but too big a venue. If it was Hammy-O or Brixton Academy I'd consider it...

I know. I'm not keen on large venues either, but it's either see them there or not at all, and the whole family want to go

[Burns-bass]

My cousin (bass player) has got his too. He’s massively excited by the whole thing and that makes me happy.

[jonno1981]

I visited the o2 for the first time at the weekend to watch fitness panto “gladiators live” with the family. We sat opposite where the stage would be. 
Honestly, it felt too big. If I saw a band, I’d have to get floor tickets and get within 50 yards of the stage, otherwise I just wouldn’t bother. 

[Lozz196]

For me Wembley Arena is the biggest venue that’s worth going to. Even then the sound can suffer a bit but mostly it’s ok.

[ASW]

18 hours ago, hiram.k.hackenbacker said:

I'm inclined to agree with you there mate. I know they've played big venues (MSG for example) which have similar capacity, but for me, they work best in venues like the Academy.

I know I've shared this before, but it always makes me laugh. I was there with the singer from the Bowie band (were you there as well @ASW?) and he couldn't believe people were singing along to what is essentially a bass solo.

It was a cracking gig.

 

 

I wasn't there unfortunately. Although I prefer smaller venues in general, I quite like the O2. Easy to get to from where I am, the facilities are good and the accessibility is great for those who are disabled.

 

The sound can be hit and miss, especially if you are sitting up in the gods, but live sound generally is patchy at best in all venues. 

 

I'm up for going @hiram.k.hackenbacker

If you are. 

[uk_lefty]

Just got my tickets... Standing area. Going with a guitarist friend. What will be the split of the crowd in a ratio of bassists, guitarists, keys, drummers? Agree that it's a huge venue for what would be best in a sweaty little club but it's one night only so for me I just think it's too good an opportunity to miss.

Edited 5 hours ago by uk_lefty

[toneknob]

I think they can get away with it seeing as they've sold out Madison Square Garden previously.

 

I've put aside my reservations** and gone for an aisle seat at the side.

 

** at their Brixton Academy gig last time, someone who'd clearly had too many two-pint glasses of lager came pinwheeling out of the crowd just outside of my field of view, and thanks to the surrounding commotion I only just noticed he was in the open stages of sicking it all up slightly too late