Tame Impala's Birmingham Concert: Essential Details for Fans
Kevin Parker, the acclaimed artist behind Tame Impala, is set to perform at Utilita Arena Birmingham in a highly anticipated show celebrating his latest album, Deadbeat. This event marks a significant stop on his major UK and European tour, which begins in Portugal in April and concludes in Dublin in May. Fans can expect to hear hits like Feels Like We Only Go Backwards, Let it Happen, and The Less I Know the Better, alongside new tracks from the album described as wickedly potent club-psych explorations with brain-wormy songwriting.
Concert Date and Ticket Information
The Birmingham show is scheduled for Saturday, May 9, at Utilita Arena Birmingham, with doors opening at 6 PM and the event starting at 7:30 PM. The support act has not yet been announced. Tickets are selling out quickly, with limited availability through the arena's official ticket partner, AXS. The cheapest options currently available are priced at £157.25 for seats in the RPM Lounge, while tickets in Private Suite 9 cost £223.25, both including all fees. Early booking is recommended to secure a spot.
Seating Plan and Bag Policy
A detailed seating plan for Utilita Arena Birmingham is provided to help attendees locate their seats. Regarding bags, the arena strongly advises against bringing them if possible. If necessary, only one bag per person is allowed, with dimensions no larger than an A4 sheet (21cm by 30cm by 19cm) and a maximum of two compartments. Rucksacks are prohibited, and a bag store is available for £12 per person for those with no alternative but to bring larger items.
Transport and Accessibility
Utilita Arena Birmingham is centrally located at postcode B1 2AA, within Birmingham's Clean Air Zone, so drivers should check compliance and potential charges. Multiple car parks are available, including North and South for general visitors and West for hospitality and pre-booked customers, with accessible parking near entrance G on level nine. The arena is easily accessible by public transport, being a short walk from Birmingham New Street, Moor Street, and Snow Hill train stations, with numerous bus routes passing by daily. Digbeth coach station is a 30-minute walk or short taxi ride away.
Prohibited Items and Additional Notes
To ensure safety and smooth entry, the arena bans items such as hot food, alcohol, glass bottles, cans, flasks, cool boxes, hampers, large flags or banners, helium balloons, studded belts, dog collars, trouser chains, selfie sticks, sharp or large rings, smoke grenades, flares, and fireworks. Confiscated items will be returned after the event, which may cause delays. This concert offers a unique opportunity to experience Tame Impala's psychedelic sound live in Birmingham, so fans are encouraged to plan ahead for a seamless and enjoyable night.
