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Primal Scream announce 2022 Screamadelica Live dates

13 September 2021, 18:09 | Updated: 14 September 2021, 12:35

Screamadelica Live will see Primal Scream perform in Glasgow, Manchester and London to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their seminal album.

Primal Scream have just announced three huge shows for summer 2022, in which they'll perform their seminal 1991 album Screamadelica in full.

In what will be the Scottish band's first headline shows since 2019, Bobby Gillespie and co. will head to Glasgow, Manchester, and London in July next year to celebrate Screamadelica's 30th anniversary.

They'll be performing at Glasgow Queens Park on Friday 1 July, Manchester Castlefield Bowl on 9 July, and will round up the trio of Screamadelica Live shows at London's Alexandra Palace Park on Saturday 16 July.

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As well as playing the Mercury Prize-winning album in full, Primal Scream will also perform a career-spanning sets, including classic tracks like Country Girl and Rocks.

Support for each gig will be announced nearer to the shows taking place.

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Alongside the anniversary shows, they'll also be dropping two new versions of the album this Friday.

Firstly, a 10-disc 12” Singles Box of the singles from the original album campaign alongside Andrew Weatherall's (who co-produced Screamadelica) recently unveiled Shine Like Stars remix, and secondly will be the first ever release of Screamadelica in picture disc format.

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Additionally, Demodelica is set for release on 15 October which will provide more insight and depth into the album's creation, compiling various early demos and rough mixes that didn't make the final cut.

The Demodelica package will include liner notes from author Jon Savage, a journalist who's renowned for documenting British music culture in books like England’s Dreaming: Sex Pistols and Punk Rock and The Hacienda Must Be Built.

All three releases are available to pre-order here , and check below for full tour dates and ticket info.

See Primal Scream's 2022 Scremadelica Live dates:

• 1 July - Glasgow, Queen’s Park
• 9 July - Manchester, Castlefield Bowl
• 1 July - London, Alexandra Palace Park

When are Primal Scream's 2022 dates on sale?

Tickets for the dates go on general sale from 9am on Friday 17 September . They will be available from www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk .

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Primal Scream is a Scottish indie rock and alternative dance group, formed by Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie in 1982, hailing from Glasgow, Scotland.

Originally formed with a host of influences ranging from punk rock to new wave, Bobby Gillespie and Jim Beattie first began by banging dustbin lids together and playing fuzz-guitar. Primal Scream’s debut performance came in 1982, however it wasn’t until 1984 the band made their recording debut with the single “The Orchard”, released on school friend Alan McGee's Essential Records. In 1985 Primal Scream signed with Creation Records, however despite a number of single releases, didn’t find success until Gillespie departed his other group the Jesus and the Mary Chain.

With the addition of Andrew Innes and Robert Young, the band found their single “Velocity Girl” end up on an NME cassette tape. The result was huge exposure for the developing band, and they fit the indie pop image like a hand to a glove. The band’s debut album “Sonic Flower Groove”, issued in 1987, was received with critical acclaim, as was is successor the self-titled “Primal Scream” in 1989.

The band's subsequent release saw a move away from the rock and roll aesthetic of the Rolling Stone and the Stooges, and towards the growing electronic and acid house scene. The result was “Loaded” a reworking of the existing song “I’m Losing More Than I’ll Ever Have”, making rock and roll accessible to dance fans and dance accessible to rock and roll fans. Primal Scream’s subsequent album “Screamadelica” represented an epoch in UK pop history, it brought techno and house to a mainstream ear. The album earned remarkably rave reviews and later won the very first Mercury Music Prize in 1992.

1994’s “Give Out but Don’t Give Up” saw the band return to their hard rock element, although in comparison to its predecessors faired neither well in the charts or nor among critics. Shortly after Primal Scream contributed the lead track to the cult film “Trainspotting”, which paved the way for a darker themed well-received electronic album titled “Vanishing Point” in 1997. The band subsequently released the albums “XTRMNTR” in 2000, “Evil Heat” in 2002, “Riot City Blues” in 2006, and “More Light” in 2013.

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Founded by the original drummer for The Jesus and Mary Chain, Bobby Gillespie, Primal Scream are absolute legends of the eighties post punk scene. Fed up with the so called “new wave”, Gillespie set out to create a different sound. Let the record reflect that he succeeded. Eventually finding a happy medium between hard rock and acid house, to see them live in their prime was a joy and delight.

Catching one of their festival sets in the early nineties (they still make the festival rounds in the UK, so you haven’t missed your chance) was one of the highlights of my misspent youth. From the very start Primal Scream had the crowd on their feet and well…screaming. With a fairly unadorned dark stage, absolutely packed with musicians, this is a band that knows it doesn't need any bells and whistles to please its audience. Effortlessly switching from a funky dance beat to a more bluesy sound (think the Stones) and back again, these Glasgow rockers cannot fail to make an impression. By the time they got around to playing their big hit, the crowd was practically in a frenzy of wild sweaty joyful movement. There is a reason why true music fans consider Primal Scream such legends and this was it.

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Bobby Gillespie and co are now a frequenter of the British music festivals each summer mainly due to the devoted nature of their UK fanbase. No matter if you have seen Primal Scream once or hundreds of times, you are assured to enjoy yourself due to the passionate way in which the band conducts their show.

Although Bobby may seem dazed and confused as he stumbles around stage during extensive instrumentals, he still knows how to work the crowd and the reaction that he can achieve as he teases the cheering masses during the introduction to 'Loaded' and 'Higher Than The Sun'. There is no denying 'Screamadelica' remains their most irreverent album and the band does not shy away from its material yet they also have chance to showcase new tracks from 'More Light' proving they still have a great understanding of contemporary rock. 'Rocks' closes the main set tonight with the usual anthemic singalong so the crowd knows the encore will include their other iconic track 'Movin' On Up'. A little slice of alt-rock history, Primal Scream never fail to entertain.

A buzzing 02 academy liverpool was the epicenter for a stunning performance from primal scream,from the opening guitar rifts of MOVIN ON UP to the finale of ROCKS the intensity and energy never waivered,all the classics were in there from the 90s inspired COME TOGETHER to there last single 100 PERCENT OR NOTHING bobby gillespie,s enthusiasm never faltered as he fed off the crowds appreciation.SWASTIKA EYES produced the usual burst of energy from the audience followed through with the likes of DOLLS,JAILBIRD and COUNTRY GIRL blew the roof off the place,all in all a fantastic night from a fantastic band and it was a privelage to be there long may they continue,see you next time bobby!!!!!

The Scream back on form! Amazing gig!

New album works better live than studio versions, opening with Movin' On Up was bold and genius.

Ending with Come Together was blinding. Best ever Swastika Eyes I've ever seen them do.

Even enjoyed seeing them at The Palladium which I had reservations about. Great vibe and sounds a great room.

Awesome show! .... great set list with a mix of old and new. Bobby worked the crowd and was Jagger-esque in his red suit. Simone took heed of Paul Simomon's advice and rocked the stage with lower heels.... and looked sublime. 'Come Together' just finished the gig perfectly. 10/10

That was such an awesome show last night. Bobby Gillespie is one of the greatest frontmen of all time and drove the whole show. I was dancing all night to songs such as "Swastika Eyes", "Loaded" and "Country Girl". I'd go see this band any day of the week

Hello everyone,the concert of primal scream was great,they have a really good playlist and bobby is amazing,if they come back i will be there.I have seen them 5 times and they always give the maximun

I love to see Primal scream live. Managed to get to the barrier and was also lucky to get a set list. Have seen them many times before and will definitely be going to see them in the future.

fuckin awesome bobby done us proud in warsaw,lot of expats at the gig good atmosphere and we all got our rocks off at the palladium in warsaw,superb performance and great night thanks bobby

The concert was not so good, Simone Butler the bass player was ill and didn't play the gig. It was a great miss. Sound desk was not equalized either, it was very mixed up.

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Primal Scream to perform Screamadelica in full at 2022 Wide Awake festival

Primal Scream, Tropical Fuck Storm, Yard Act, Fat White Family, The Comet Is Coming announced for 2022’s Wide Awake festival

Primal Scream will perform their ground-breaking 1991 album Screamadelica in full on the closing night of next year’s newly-expanded Wide Awake festival in London. 

Bobby Gillespie’s band will headline the event at London’s Brockwell Park on Saturday May 28 next year: Belfast dance duo Bicep will close night one of the festival on May 27.

Other artists announced for the eclectic alternative festival, which hosted Idles, Squid, Shame, Dry Cleaning, Black Midi, Goat Girl and more in 2021 , include Tropical Fuck Storm , Yard Act, Fat White Family, The Comet Is Coming, Billy Nomates, Chubby & The Gang , Kampire, Surfbort, Unschooling and Sweeping Promises.

The team behind Wide Awake promise that “many more” acts will be announced in due course.

we’re so excited to be headlining @wideawakeldn on May 28th 2022, playing Screamadelica 💥a limited amount of tickets are on sale now: https://t.co/WcHrjj7El0 pic.twitter.com/3u3OrQBkPT December 7, 2021

Primal Scream are also set to perform Screamadelica sets on their UK headline next July. The band will play: Jul 01: Glasgow, Queen’s Park Jul 08: The Piece Hall, Halifax Jul 09: Manchester, Castlefield Bowl Jul 16: London, Alexandra Palace Park Jul 22: Alexandra Head, Cardiff Bay

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July 2022 will see Primal Scream play their first headline shows since December 2019. And how better to mark their return than playing their classic ‘Screamadelica’ album in full? Completed by a selection of greatest hits spanning similarly essential albums such as ‘XTRMNTR’ and ‘Give Out But Don’t Give Up’, the tour will see them play some of the biggest shows of their career: a large capacity big top in Glasgow and then major outdoor gigs in Manchester and London.

Tickets for the dates, listed below, go on general sale from 9 am  on  Friday ,  September 17th . They will be available from  www.gigsandtours.com  and  www.ticketmaster.co.uk .

JULY 2022 1st – Glasgow, Queen’s Park 9th – Manchester, Castlefield Bowl 16th – London, Alexandra Palace Park

The ‘Screamadelica Live’ tour adds to the band’s celebrations to commemorate the 30th anniversary of their influential landmark album. This Friday will see the release of two new versions of the album. A 10-disc 12” Singles Box compiles nine replicas of the singles from the original album campaign alongside Andrew Weatherall’s recently unveiled ‘Shine Like Stars’ remix, all pressed on 180-gram heavyweight vinyl. The second release is the album’s first-ever picture disc format.

The previously unreleased ‘Demodelica’ collection then follows on October 15th. It provides a new insight into the album’s creation, with a variety of early demos and work-in-progress mixes. It will be released on digital, double-vinyl, CD and C90 cassette formats. The package will be completed with new liner notes by Jon Savage. The author and journalist is renowned for documenting British music culture with books such as ‘England’s Dreaming: Sex Pistols and Punk Rock’ and ‘The Hacienda Must Be Built’.

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Primal Scream announce extra dates for ‘Screamadelica’ UK tour

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Primal Scream have added two extra dates to their ‘Screamadelica’ UK tour next year – find all the details below

• READ MORE:  In 1989 Andrew Weatherall wrote an  NME  live review of Primal Scream, which led to ‘Screamadelica’ – read it here

As announced in September, Bobby Gillespie and co. will perform their seminal 1991 album in full next July to mark its 30th anniversary. Gigs are scheduled for Glasgow (July 1), Manchester (9) and London (16).

Today (November 30) the band took to social media to confirm a pair of extra concerts, which will take place at The Piece Hall in Halifax (July 8) and Alexandra Head, Cardiff Bay (22). Tickets go on sale at 9am GMT this Friday (December 3).

Happy Mondays , Hot Chip (DJ set), Peter Hook & The Light ( New Order and Joy Division classics set) will open for Primal Scream in Cardiff. Special Guests for the Halifax date are yet to be announced.

delighted to announce Halifax & Cardiff as two additional dates for the 2022 Screamadelica Live Tour 📢 who’s in?! tickets on sale Friday 9AM. 8th July @ Halifax Piece Hall: https://t.co/OBkrskqH9F 22nd July @ Cardiff Bay: https://t.co/GfFvGpBrj2 pic.twitter.com/LHX3a3aDjM — Primal Scream (@ScreamOfficial) November 30, 2021

Primal Scream’s 2022 UK tour dates are as follows: JULY 2022 1 – Glasgow, Queen’s Park 8 – The Piece Hall, Halifax (new show) 9 – Manchester, Castlefield Bowl 16 – London, Alexandra Palace Park 22 – Alexandra Head, Cardiff Bay (new show)

Earlier this year, the group marked the three-decade milestone of ‘Screamadelica’ with  a 12-inch singles box set and double-vinyl picture disc . ‘Demodelica’ – an album of unreleased material boasting early demos and work-in-progress mixes – followed on October 15.

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Meanwhile, frontman Bobby Gillespie recently opened up about his upbringing in a Glasgow tenement , saying that he constantly felt “like a failure” as a child.

“Kids like me were judged to be stupid because the educational structures designated us as such,” he explained. “We were set up to be labourers, or unemployed, on the scrapheap. I wanted to learn, but I wasn’t given anything to learn, and I didn’t know how to ask.”

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Primal scream presents screamadelica residents' information.

On Saturday 16 July 2022, Primal Scream will perform their seminal ‘Screamadelica’ album in full, live in the open air in Alexandra Park.

The ‘Screamadelica Live’ tour adds to the band’s celebrations to commemorate the 30th anniversary of their landmark album, with the live performance completed by a selection of greatest hits spanning similarly essential albums such as ‘XTRMNTR’ and ‘Give Out But Don’t Give Up’.

The event will require a number of temporary changes to the roads, Park and car parking set-up at the Palace. All the information is below.

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Date: Saturday 16 July

Time: Gates open at 4pm

Build and Breakdown: Tuesday 12 July – Sunday 17 July, 2022

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The event will take place on the South Slopes of the Park, immediately below the Palace. The event site is marked in blue below. This space will be closed from 7am on Tuesday 12 July, until Sunday 24 July (to allow for events to take place on the 16 July, 22 July & 23 July).

The upper south slope of the Park, Alexandra Palace Way, the south terrace and beach area outside the Phoenix Bar & Kitchen – marked in red on the map – will be closed for the event from 6am Friday 15 July until 2pm on Sunday 17 July.

To walk from the Palace to lower field, please us the pathway adjacent to the golf club. The remainder of the Park will be opened throughout.

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Alexandra Palace Way will be closed to all traffic from 6.30am on Friday 15 July – 2pm on Sunday 17 July.

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The W3 will be diverted from 6.30am on Friday 15 July – 2pm on Sunday 17 July. The Bus will travel along High Road Wood Green and turn right along Turnpike Lane. Please note: while on diversion, the W3 avoids Priory Road between Alexandra Palace Way and Middle Lane. There are no planned changes to the 184 route.

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Primal Scream Screamadelica Live at The Piece Hall

British music legends Primal Scream have added a sensational Yorkshire date to their 2022 ‘Screamadelica Live Tour’ .

The Summer 2022 tour adds to the band’s celebrations to commemorate the 30th anniversary of their acclaimed landmark album Screamadelica.  

And this unmissable live event is heading to The Piece Hall  on Friday 8 July.

Tickets for the show – part of Live at The Piece Hall 2022 which is held in our open-air courtyard – go on general sale from 9am on Friday 3 December  via ticketmaster.co.uk

Screamadelica is widely regarded as one of the most influential albums of the last 30 years.

Released in 1991, and featuring such era-defining songs as Loaded, Come Together, Don’t Fight It Feel It and Movin’ On Up , the album is loved and revered by critics and music fans alike. It won the first ever Mercury Music Prize in 1992 and has, to date, sold more than three million copies worldwide.

And there is no better way to mark Screamadelica ’s 30 th anniversary than to see this classic album performed live and in full – together with many other classic songs from the Scottish band’s incredible career to date.

Primal Scream join fellow music legends, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Nile Rodgers and CHIC , Brit Award winner Paloma Faith and chart topper Tom Grennan as Live at The Piece Hall in 2022 headliners – with many more artists still to be announced.

Both Noel Gallagher and Paloma Faith’s shows sold out within hours of going on sale, and Nicky Chance-Thompson DL, CEO of The Piece Hall Trust, is thrilled have another huge name added to the Live at The Piece Hall 2022 line-up.

Nicky said: “Primal Scream are a legendary British band whose iconic album Screamadelica is loved and cherished by music fans the world over.

  “The album is packed with some of indie rock’s most recognisable anthems, and it’s going to be amazing to see these acclaimed and adored songs played live here at this historic and truly special venue. Another sensational night is in prospect here at The Piece Hall!”

To commemorate Screamadelica’s 30 th anniversary a picture disc of the album and a 10-disc 12” Singles Box was released. The box set includes nine replicas of the singles from the original album campaign alongside Andrew Weatherall’s recently unveiled ‘Shine Like Stars’ remix – all pressed on 180-gram heavyweight vinyl.

The previously unreleased ‘Demodelica’ collection has also just been released. It provides a new insight into the album’s creation, with a variety of early demos and work-in-progress mixes. The digital, double-vinyl, CD and C90 cassette package come complete with new liner notes by Jon Savage .

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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of their iconic album 'screamadelica', primal scream have anounced a special hometown show in glasgow's queens park on 1st july.

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July 2022 will see Primal Scream play their first headline shows since December 2019. And how better to mark their return than playing their classic ‘Screamadelica’ album in full! Completed by a selection of greatest hits spanning similarly essential albums such as ‘XTRMNTR’ and ‘Give Out But Don’t Give Up’, the tour will see them play some of the biggest shows of their career: a large capacity big top in Glasgow and then major outdoor gigs in Manchester and London.

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Primal Scream Screamadelica Live

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Primal Scream bring their classic Screamadelica album to Glasgow’s Queen’s Park Recreation Ground on Friday 1 and Saturday 2 July 2022.

The Andrew Weatherall produced album catapulted Bobby Gillespie’s crew into the stratosphere, melding 90s dance sounds with their own rock stylings, creating a true crossover record for the generation.

Packed with tracks like ‘Higher Than The Sun’, ‘Don’t Fight It, Feel It’ and the massive ‘Loaded’ fans will be keen to revisit the heady days at these two summer shows.

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• August 28, 2022 Setlist

Primal Scream Setlist at Spazio 211, Turin, Italy

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• Aug 21 2022 SUMMER SONIC 2022 Tokyo Chiba, Japan Start time: 8:15 PM 8:15 PM
• Aug 26 2022 Victorious Festival 2022 Portsmouth, England Start time: 1:00 PM 1:00 PM
• Aug 28 2022 TOdays Festival 2022 This Setlist Turin, Italy Start time: 10:45 PM 10:45 PM
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