Miles Kane

Main Space

Maximum 6 tickets per person

The event is on priority booking only!

Check booking dates below.

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Dates & Times

Fri 30 Jan 26 7pm £37.50 + fees

Priority booking only

Booking Dates

Wednesday 29 October 10am Advance Priority Booking for Champion, Icon and Legend members

Thursday 30 October 10am Priority Booking for all members

Friday 31 October 10am General Public Booking

Stage Times

Doors: 7pm

Curfew: 11pm

Please note: Stage times are subject to change and published where available.

Essential Info & Fees

Maximum 6 tickets per person

Fees are 15% + a £2.40 restoration levy per ticket

Latecomers will be admitted throughout

Under-16s to be accompanied by an adult, Under-14s to be accompanied by an adult and in seated areas only

This event is digitally ticketed.

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Please note: if you booked via another ticket agent and are expecting to receive digital tickets, you will receive instructions on how to access your tickets approximately 24 hours before the show.

Britain’s rock dynamo Miles Kane, known for his magnetic stage presence, vintage ’60s- and ’70s-inspired swagger, and razor-sharp guitar riffs hits our main space this January. From fronting the Rascals to co-leading the Last Shadow Puppets with Arctic Monkeys’ Alex Turner, Kane has been shaping a sound that’s as literate as it is timeless. His solo work — including Colour of the Trap, Don’t Forget Who You Are, Coup de Grace, Change the Show, One Man Band, and 2025’s Dan Auerbach-produced Sunlight in the Shadows — channels T. Rex’s glitter, Bowie’s bravado, and Paul Weller’s songwriting finesse, all filtered through his own modern lens. With an instinct for melody and a restless energy on stage, Kane’s live shows are an electrifying reminder of why British rock still commands attention.