Iggy Pop, the original icon of punk, announces an unmissable live show at Alexandra Palace, London, set for Wednesday, 28th May 2025. With a career spanning over five decades, Iggy Pop remains a vital force in music, bringing his fierce originality and boundary-pushing performances to this rare London date.
Fans can look forward to an evening that celebrates Iggy’s influential legacy, from his work with The Stooges to his acclaimed solo career. Delivering the raw power and visceral sound that defines his music. Backed by a dynamic band of celebrated collaborators, this show is set to capture the full range of Iggy’s enduring and innovative artistry.
Returning to Alexandra Palace, Iggy will take the stage at one of London’s most iconic venues, promising fans an experience that’s both intimate and grand in scope. Known for its remarkable setting and views over the capital, Alexandra Palace provides a fitting backdrop for a live show that celebrates a true pioneer.
Ticket On-Sale Details:
O2 Pre-sale: Wednesday, 6th November 2024 at 9:00 AM
Mastercard Pre-sale: Friday, 8th November 2024 at 9:00 AM
General On-Sale: Friday, 8th November 2024 at 9:00 AM
Access to Preferred Tickets is available to Mastercard cardholders in the UK on Friday, 8th November, at 9am. Visit www.priceless.com/music to find out more.
Iggy Pop, often hailed as the “Godfather of Punk,” is a legendary American singer, songwriter, and performer. Known for his energetic stage presence, raw vocals, and provocative lyrics, Pop has been a major influence on rock music for decades. As the frontman of the influential band The Stooges, he helped pioneer the punk rock movement with their groundbreaking albums like “The Stooges” and “Raw Power.”
Beyond his work with The Stooges, Pop has also had a successful solo career, releasing numerous critically acclaimed albums.
His solo work often explores themes of alienation, addiction, and the darker side of humanity. Pop’s enduring legacy is a testament to his raw talent, rebellious spirit, and unwavering dedication to his craft.
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