Empire Of The Sun Ask That God Tour

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Second date added due to phenomenal sign up demand. The visionary Empire of the Sun are set to make a magical Alexandra Palace debut on June 27th with their Ask That God tour. Expect a journey through Empire Of The Sun’s multi-platinum catalogue, which has amassed over 7.6 billion streams worldwide, interwoven with new material from their latest album. With 34.5 million monthly Spotify listeners, fans can look forward to era-defining anthems including Walking on a Dream, We Are The People, Alive and High & Low, alongside expansive new works that reflect the band’s ever-evolving creative spirit, all brought to life through their trademark cinematic visuals and immersive stage production. The indie-electronic pioneers will illuminate the Grade II-listed hilltop palace, a site synonymous with iconic performances. For this special London date, the band will unveil an immersive stage production crafted specifically for the venue, transforming the space into an otherworldly realm of light, sound and spectacle. Fresh off the immediate sell-out of their show at Labyrinth on the Thames, which marked the band’s return to the UK for the first time in six years, signing up is essential. Pre-sale tickets go live January 29th at 9am, exclusively to those who sign up. Price includes a £2.50 venue restoration levy. BAG POLICY FOR LIVE MUSIC EVENTS AT ALEXANDRA PALACE We encourage you to attend live music events without bags. Should you need to bring one for your essentials, it needs to be as small as possible. For security reasons and in line with industry best practice, visitors are only permitted to bring one small bag into the venue, which must be no bigger than: Height 30cm (11.8 inches) Width 20cm (7.9 inches) Depth 10cm (3.9 inches) Any bags that do not meet these requirements will be directed to our bag drop (Great Hall concerts only). Exemptions apply for medical purposes, but we ask that you contact us in advance if this applies to you via access@alexandrapalace.com.