The Biggest Concerts in 2024!

2024 promises to be an unforgettable year of live concerts with some star-studded names set to entertain crowds across the UK!

This summer has seen some of the biggest artists in the world sell out the most iconic venues in the UK, and we can’t wait to see more world class performers take the music scene by storm next year too. Here is your breakdown of the biggest concerts and events to look forward to in 2024…

Rolling out the red carpet at the BRIT Awards in 2024!

In 2023 global superstars such as Harry Styles, Beyonce and Becky Hill were among the star-studded line up who took home some of the most prestigious awards in music, and The Brit Awards will be the biggest celebration of UK music once again in 2024.

Guaranteed to be as spectacular and as breath-taking as ever, the 31st edition of the Brits will showcase the best of British as well as the diverse range of talent the industry has to offer, making it the number one place to be when the stars are rolled out on the red carpet again on Saturday 2 March 2024.

Fans across the world tune in every year to celebrate the headline acts, creating a joyous and unforgettable atmosphere throughout the ceremony. We are set to see extraordinary performances from the likes of Dua Lipa, Raye, Kylie Minogue, Jungle, Rema, and Becky Hill and Chase & Status, making it yet another incredible year.

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have announced they will be embarking on a UK and Ireland tour in 2024.

After a hugely successful four dates in the UK in 2023 in Edinburgh, Birmingham and two nights at BST Hyde Park, it has been confirmed that Bruce Springsteen will return to the UK at huge arenas.

As part of a 22 leg European tour, the star and his band have four Irish dates to look forward to, along with a trip to Cardiff and Sunderland in May, all before a very special Wembley Stadium date in July to finish the tour in style which you can enjoy in our ICON facility.

In 2023, all of Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band’s UK dates sold out within eight hours, so get in touch now with Engage to be the first to find out how to secure your place.

AC/DC take on Europe

AC/DC just announced they are set to embark on their POWER UP Tour in 2024. After eight years, the band are returning to play huge dates across 10 European countries, including two nights at the iconic Wembley Stadium on Wednesday 3rd and Sunday 7th July.

Their line up will consist of vocalist Brian Johnson, drummer Matt Laug, guitarists Angus and Steve Young and Chris Chaney on bass – who as AC/DC themselves say will be carrying “the torch for Cliff” Williams, who retired from performing in 2016.

This announcement has been long awaited by European fans since the POWER UP album was released in 2020 and is set to be a memorable show.

With dates and arenas selling out fast, enquire now to secure your place with Engage.

Adele to perform summer residency in Munich

Adele take to the European stage this August, performing 10 shows at Munich’s Messe open-air stadium created exclusively for her residency. This will be her first performing in Europe since 2016, other than her shows in 2022 at London’s Hyde Park. After the singer originally released 4 dates, due to high demand an extra 6 were added to ensure more could attend what is set to be a spectacular show.

Featuring Adele’s powerful vocals and emotional hits, fans will be able to enjoy classic songs from across her albums.

Promising to be an unforgettable experience, get in touch to find out more on how to secure your place for dates 2nd, 3rd, 9th and 10th August 2024 with Engage!

Liam Gallagher returns in June 2024

The former Oasis star is going to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the band’s ‘Definitely Maybe’ album by going on tour all across the UK in 2024.

The very popular 1994 album included some iconic hits such as ‘Supersonic’ and ‘Cigarettes & Alcohol’. Liam Gallagher’s 2024 tour will give fans a unique opportunity to hear him perform songs that have rarely been sung since the mid-’90s, including ‘Up In The Sky’.

Gallagher will play 12 dates in June 2024, with one of the many highlights including three nights in his home city at Manchester’s 23,500-capacity Co-Op Live.

Enquire now to find out more on how to secure your place at Liam Gallagher’s ‘Definitely Maybe’ Tour in 2024!

BST Hyde Park sees world class headliners

The British Summer Time Hyde Park series has attracted incredible talent in recent years, such as Adele, Elton John, The Rolling Stones and Taylor Swift and that brilliance continues in 2024.

As the first headliners are announced, we can see classical artist Andrea Bocelli, pop icon Robbie Williams, global superstar Shania Twain, Australian pop legend Kylie Minogue and South Korean megastars Stray Kids all taking to the stage. The event is set to take place over several dates, with five shows from this year having been announced so far, 5th, 6th, 7th, 13th and 14th July.

It is sure to be memorable this year at Hyde Park and you can be there with Engage!


Hampton Court Palace Festival makes its return

Set in the base court of Henry VIII’s Palace, against a back drop of Tudor history, Hampton Court Palace Festival makes its return. Over the last 28 years an array of incredible talent has performed on the iconic stage.

Relax on the lawns and admire your surroundings. With only 3,000 seats per night available, it is an intimate festival experience like no other steeped in history.

This year hosts performances from Tom Jones, Nile Rodgers & Chic, Jack Savoretti, Sam Ryder, BJÖRN AGAIN, The Rest is History Live Presents: The Tudors, Sheryl Crow, Deacon Blue, Paloma Faith and Jessie J

Taking place 11th-22nd June, there is something for everyone at this beautiful event.

Take That are back to shine on tour of the UK and Ireland

Fans of Take That have had to show a lot of patience, but finally the pop legends are back to rule the world with new music and a new headline tour in 2024.

Finding fame in the 1990s, the iconic boy band have produced an incredible catalogue of smash hits and number one singles over the past 30 years, securing their status as one of Britain’s most successful artists.

Despite the departures of Robbie Williams and Jason Orange, the band have continued to recreate their sound and build upon their musical legacy. Led by Gary Barlow the trio relit their fire in 2023 with new releases for their ninth studio album and a memorable headline performance at BTS Hype Park.

In support of their new album, ‘This Life’, Take That will be heading on tour in 2024 for the first time in five years, performing key dates in London, Glasgow and Birmingham as they showcase their new tracks and prove their greatest days are still ahead of them.

Thursday 25 April – London, The O2 Arena

Friday 26 April – London, The O2 Arena

Saturday 27 April – London, The O2 Arena

Tuesday 30 April – London, The O2 Arena

Kew The Music has something for everyone

Few concert series have the history and beauty that Kew the Music has. Set in the stunning UNESCO World Heritage site, Kew Gardens London, bask in tranquillity whilst you listen to your favourite artists.

Established as one of the most spectacular summer concert venues in the UK, the annual week-long festival of picnic concerts are a hit amongst all generations of music lovers. 

This year is set to be another unmissable event, with performances from Mika, Ronan Keating, Passenger, JLS, Beverley Knight and Richard Ashcroft.

Taking place from 8th-14th July, you can’t beat a concert in the beautiful British summer time.

Another year, another European Tour for Coldplay

Few bands in the world can sell out stadiums across Europe three times in as many years. However due to high demand Coldplay will be doing exactly that in 2024 with an unbelievable third run of their European Tour next summer!

Since the British rock band began their Music of the Spheres tour they have travelled around Europe twice and rocked 90,000 fans at Wembley Stadium in the summer of 2022.

Now amongst rumors that that they could make a return to the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury next summer, they have announced new dates in 2024 will see them perform 25 years’ worth of tracks for the first time in Greece, Romania and Finland. They will also entertain Rome for the first time in 20 years as well as locations in France, Germany and Austria before finishing with two huge gigs at Croke Park in Dublin.

Foo Fighters sell out UK stadiums

Dave Grohl and the band will be returning to the stage in the UK this summer for their Everything Or Nothing At All tour. They are set to play monumental dates at some of the biggest venues including London Stadium, Emirates Old Trafford, Hampton Park, Villa Park and Principality Stadium.

This will mark the band’s first UK tour without their drummer Taylor Hawkins who passed away in March 2022. Their latest album But Here We Are, inspired by the death of Hawkins, has been described as devastatingly beautiful and featured some of Dave Grohl’s most personal songs.

With support from various artists across the dates including Wet Leg, Hot Milk, Courtney Barnett, Himalayas, Honeyblood and Shame, it’s set to be an incredible show from start to finish!

Watch the band perform at Emirates Old Trafford this July with Engage.

2024 Calendar: F1 steer towards a more sustainable schedule

Formula 1 reveal their biggest schedule ever for 2024

On Wednesday it was announced that next year’s Formula 1 campaign will be the longest season ever. The new campaign will start in Bahrain on March 2 and run through to December 8 when the season concludes in Abu Dhabi.

The schedule marks the return of the Chinese Grand-Prix on the calendar for the first time since 2019. Due to uncertainty over the Covid situation in the country this year the race had to be cancelled, but will go ahead in the 2024 season now that restrictions have been lifted. Along with the Emilia Romagna Grand-Prix which is also back on the calendar after being postponed this year due to flooding in the region, the season will the longest ever with 24-races in total.

Formula 1 have also actively taken decisions with awareness of Ramadan too meaning the first two races of the calendar in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia will be held on a Saturday.

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Tackling sustainability

The other noteworthy change to next season’s schedule is Formula 1’s clear intention to reduce the volume of travelling throughout the season in an attempt to make the season more sustainable.

Through the development of sustainable fuel, pushing the usage of single-use plastics and reducing the amount of travel required over the season, F1 have committed to becoming Net Zero Carbon by 2030.

These ambitious plans involve all the teams, promoters and broadcasters working in unison to reduce the sport’s large carbon footprint. Therefore, despite the need to travel across the globe, F1 have designed their 2024 calendar in a way that will reduce the amount of travelling between each race.

As part of these changes the Japanese Grand-Prix has been moved back to April in order to go back-to-back with China. Azerbaijan will also be moved to September to be twinned with Singapore in 2024 and Qatar has been joined up with Abu Dhabi in order to give the season an efficient and condensed flow of races in certain regions. As a result this will reduce the levels of travel involved throughout the season and help to promote more sustainable practices in the sport going forward.

However, the plan to reduce their carbon footprint has been damaged by Canada’s reluctance to work with F1’s plans to reschedule their race in tandem with the Miami Grand-Prix in May. Instead the schedule will see the teams travel back from the United States in May to compete in Italy and Monaco before heading to Montreal in June – forcing them to do two trips across the Atlantic in the space of a month.

Despite these concerns the schedule for 2024 is a vast improvement on previous years in terms of cutting back unnecessary travel and will be a huge step forward in there plans to become more sustainable.

The usual suspects will be in the running for the World Championship title once again in 2024. Red Bull will be the team to beat with Max Verstappen looking very likely to make it a hat trick of championships in 2023, but the likes of Lewis Hamilton and Fernando Alonso will also be looking to make an impact during the longest F1 season we have ever had in 2024.

Keeping up with tradition, The British Grand Prix at Silverstone will be held around the halfway point of the season within the first weekend of July and you will be able to watch the race unfold with groups of all sizes and incredible trackside views from our ICON facility again next year.

We are also offering incredible packages across the Formula 1 season at races from Monaco and Las Vegas to Australia and Canada so get in touch today to find out more!

Formula 1 Calendar 2024

Round 1 – Bahrain – Feb 29 – Mar 2

Round 2 – Saudi Arabia – March 7-9

Round 3 – Australia – March 22-24

Round 4 – Japan – April 5-7

Round 5 – China – April 19-21

Round 6 – Miami – May 3-5

Round 7 – Emilia Romagna – May 17-19

Round 8 – Monaco – May 24-26

Round 9 – Canada – June 7-9

Round 10 – Spain – June 21-23

Round 11 – Austria – June 28-30

Round 12 – United Kingdom – July 5-7

Round 13 – Hungary – July 19-21

Round 14 – Belgium – July 26-28

Round 15 – Netherlands – Aug 23-35

Round 16 – Italy – Aug 30 – Sep 1

Round 17 – Azerbaijan – Sep 13-15

Round 18 – Singapore – Sep 20-22

Round 19 – USA – October 18-20

Round 20 – Mexico – Oct 25-27

Round 21 – Brazil – Nov 1-3

Round 22 – Las Vegas – Nov 21-23

Round 23 – Qatar – Nov 29 – Dec 1

Round 24 – Abu Dhabi – Dec 6-8 

England announce packed home schedule for 2024

Attention turns from The Ashes to the T20 World Cup next summer

Following an extraordinary summer of Ashes cricket this year, England have announced next summer’s home fixtures including two test series’ against West Indies and Sri Lanka, alongside England’s white ball clashes with Pakistan and Australia either side of the T20 World Cup.

All eyes next year will be on the T20 World Cup taking place in June. After England take on New Zealand in a thrilling white ball series to conclude this summer’s action, Jos Buttler’s side will kickstart an incredible summer of home cricket in 2024 with four T20s against Pakistan in May.

Last year England narrowly beat Pakistan in an intense seven-match away T20 series. Following that, England’s white ball side went to T20 World Cup 2022 in the form they required to put together a formidable run to the final where they met Abar Azam’s men once again. On that occasion it was England who came out on top with the help of an inspired innings from Ben Stokes to take the game away from Pakistan and deliver England their first T20 title for 12 years.

Off the back of that historic win, next May’s four match series will provide a mouth-watering rematch between the two teams and offer the perfect preparation for England before they travel to the Caribbean and United States to defend their title.

Next up for the Test side

Once they’ve returned Ben Stokes’ red ball side will then be back to entertain crowds in their own unique fashion when they begin their first three-match test series of the summer at Lord’s on 10th July against the West Indies.

The two nations will bring a lot of recent history into the series. The last time they met England were thoroughly beaten by 10 wickets in Granada – sparking major changes in the English leadership team at the time.

That followed the last red ball series on home soil between the two sides in 2020 which was played out with the absence of fans as England edged a close series 2-1, so it will be fantastic to see the two nations go head-to-head in front of a packed-out crowd at Lord’s in 2024.

Sri Lanka will then be England’s next test opponents beginning on August 21st. England hold an impressive record against Sri Lanka – unbeaten in series’ against them since 2014 – and will look to carry on that proud run this summer during a three test match series at hosted Old Trafford, Lord’s and The Kia Oval.

To round off the summer the men will face then face their old foes Australia once again in a 3-match IT20 series and 5-match ODI series. The Ashes series this summer has captured the attention of the nation with its iconic rivalry and contrasting styles, and the likes of Jonny Bairstow and Pat Cummins will be clashing once again next September.  

With the conclusion of The Ashes followed by the ODI World Cup taking place in India this September and a packed schedule of home cricket in 2024, the next 12 months has the all the makings to be an unmissable year of cricket.

England’s 2024 home schedule

IT20 series vs Pakistan

  • May 22: First IT20 – Headingley, Leeds
  • May 25: Second IT20 – Edgbaston, Birmingham
  • May 28: Third IT20 – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
  • May 30: Fourth IT20 – The Kia Oval

IT20 series vs Pakistan

  • May 22: First IT20 – Headingley, Leeds
  • May 25: Second IT20 – Edgbaston, Birmingham
  • May 28: Third IT20 – Sophia Gardens, Cardiff
  • May 30: Fourth IT20 – The Kia Oval

Test series vs Sri Lanka

  • Aug 21-25: First Test – Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
  • Aug 29 – Sept 2: Second Test – Lord’s, London
  • Sept 6-10: Third Test – The Kia Oval

IT20 series vs Australia

  • Sept 11: First IT20 – The Ageas Bowl
  • Sept 13: Second IT20 – Sophia Gardens
  • Sept 15: Third IT20 – Emirates Old Trafford

One-day international series vs Australia

  • Sept 19: First one-day international – Trent Bridge
  • Sept 21: Second one-day international – Headingley
  • Sept 24: Third one-day international – Seat Unique Riverside, Chester-le-Street
  • Sept 27: Fourth one-day international – Lord’s
  • Sept 29: Fifth one-day international – Seat Unique Stadium, Bristol

There’s no better place to watch England take on the competition next summer than in our premium ICON facilities. Find out today about how you enjoy the entertainment and immerse yourself in the cricket from the best seats in the house with our ICON hospitality.

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