Bombay Bicycle Club Tickets

Bombay Bicycle Club have been writing songs for Saturday nights and songs for Sunday mornings since their mid-teens. They still remain one of the most inventive, insistent and, arguably, influential British guitar bands of the past generation, which says much to their powers of reinvention. It also speaks to the band’s effortless ear for a melody and its deployment.

Hailing from North London, Bombay Bicycle Club burst onto the scene with their 2009 debut, 'I Had The Blues But I Shook Them Loose'. Comprised of singer/ guitarist Jack Steadman, guitarist Jamie MacColl, drummer Suren de Saram, and bassist Ed Nash, the band initially formed while Steadman, MacColl and Saram were at University. The band went through many different names before landing on the well-loved Bombay Bicycle Club in reference to an Indian restaurant chain.

Their ability to seamlessly blend genres captured the attention of many as they continued along their road to success. 2011 saw the release of 'A Different Kind of Fix', and they started exploring electronic and dance influences. Never shying away from experimentation, the band’s 2014 album 'So Long', See You Tomorrow showcases them delving into and working with world influences. Following on, the band released 'Everything Else Has Gone Wrong'. The artful post-punk songs speak of the troubled state of the world and middle-age.