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Dream Theater Tickets

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Dream Theater 40th Anniversary Tour

Sun 20 Oct 2024 – The O2, London

On sale 09:00, Fri 12 April 2024

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About

Boston-based progressive metal pioneers

Dream Theater took root in the mid-’80s. Initially called Majesty, the band was formed by three Berklee College of Music students – guitarist John Petrucci, bassist John Myung and drummer Mike Portnoy, with keyboardist Kevin Moore joining soon after.

Following the release of an eight-track demo in 1987, they became Dream Theater in honour of a now-demolished cinema in Monterrey, California. Their debut album When Dream And Day Unite arrived in 1989.

In those early years, the line-up changed as the band searched for the right vocalist. By 1991, they found him in Canadian James LaBrie, formerly of Winter Rose.

When Dream Theater’s sophomore album Images & Words came out in 1992 it garnered gold certification and won them critical acclaim as well as a worldwide fan base. Its lead single 'Pull Me Under' received a lot of airplay on MTV and became the band’s only top 10 hit.

Over the next 25 years, Dream Theater released 12 more albums with highlights including 1994’s Awake being ranked as one of the top 10 releases of the year by Guitar World magazine, 1996’s A Change Of Seasons soundtracking the US coverage of downhill skiing at the 2002 Winter Olympics and 2009’s Black Clouds & Silver Linings debuting at No.6 on the Billboard Top 200 list.

The group had also launched their Progressive Nation tour with Opeth and Between The Buried And Me in 2008 to showcase more of the progressive, rock-oriented side of metal. In addition to North America, they took the tour over to Europe in 2009.

Dream Theater were inducted into the Long Island Music Hall of Fame in 2010. Their current line-up comprises Petrucci, Myung and LaBrie along with drummer Mike Mangini and keyboardist Jordan Rudess.

In 2019, the band continued to push the boundaries of progressive metal with a heavier sound on their highly praised album Distance Over Time featuring lead singles 'Untethered Angel' and 'Fall Into The Light'.

At the end of August 2021, Dream Theater announced their 15th record A View From The Top Of The World would come out on 22 October 2021 and be supported by a huge tour including three UK dates in April 2022.

In April 2024, Dream Theater announced their 40th anniversary tour, kicking off at The O2, London on 20 October before a long spell in Europe.

News

  • Dream Theater announce 2022 tour dates

    Dream Theater announce 2022 tour dates

    The two-time Grammy-nominated metallers are supporting their 15th album, A View From The Top Of The World, with a UK tour from 20 – 23 April 2022. Tickets go on sale from 10:00 on Friday 3 September 2021.

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Dream Theater are touring the UK from 20 – 23 April 2022 in support of their new album A View From The Top Of The World.

Dream Theater will be visiting the following venues on their 2022 tour:

  • The SSE Arena, Belfast
  • Utilita Arena, Newcastle
  • The SSE Arena, Wembley, London

Tickets for Dream Theater’s 2022 tour dates go on sale from 10:00 on Friday 3 September 2021.

Reviews

Rating: 2.7 out of 5 based on 3 reviews
  • where???

    by cucocaxias on 21/10/2024The O2 - LondonRating: 2 out of 5

    I missed a drum solo ... and the volume could be louder.

  • Why just London?

    by Big leggy on 21/10/2024The O2 - LondonRating: 1 out of 5

    We have had travelling problems going to London and it has put us off going all the way from Devon. We bought tickets but decided it wasn't worth the trouble. Very disappointed that the band only had one concert in the UK with all the extra travel and cost involved. We wasted money on hotel too. I noticed dream theater are doing 5 shows in Germany and I am disillusioned that UK fans need to spend on tickets, accommodation and trains to the tune of £250 per person for one evening of entertainment 200 miles away. I will never go to a concert in London again. I have followed the band for 30 years but no more.

  • Dream Theatre

    by Heidi on 21/10/2024The O2 - LondonRating: 5 out of 5

    Easy booking system and easy checking into the venue. Gig was amazing and well organised at the o2.