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Kasabian tickets are still available for festival headline shows this weekend
Kasabian tickets are still available for festival headline shows this weekend

Daily Mirror

time12 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mirror

Kasabian tickets are still available for festival headline shows this weekend

Kasabian fans have one final chance to buy tickets this week for their festival shows Kasabian have a busy weekend ahead of them as they have packed in two massive festivals in two days. The British stars, best known for such chart-topping hits as Fire, Underdog, Club Foot, Stevie, and plenty more, will be playing two nights of massive entertainment this Saturday, July 26, and Sunday, July 27, 2025. The stars, who have enjoyed huge success in the UK with NME, BRIT, Q and UK Music Video Awards, will be venturing up north this week. First off, they'll be headlining Truck Festival 2025 at Woodstock on Saturday, July 26. There, they'll be joining such massive names as Franz Ferdinand, the Courteeners, Nothing But Thieves and the Blossoms on a massive stage. Then, Kasabian will quickly move on. On Sunday, July 27, 2025, Kasabian will headline Tramlines Festival, taking place at Hillsborough park. Here, they'll join Franz Ferdinand (again), The Last Dinner Party, Hot Chip, Sigrid, and many more. Tickets for these shows have already sold out, but fans looking to get last-minute access to the band's gigs can do so by looking at resale websites. We've got all the information fans need below to get involved. viagogo and resale tickets Sites such as viagogo, Stubhub, and Vivid Seats allow fans to buy resale tickets from other fans. However, it is important to note that ticket conditions often prohibit resale after initial purchase. Those tickets may not be valid for admittance to gigs. Fans intending to buy tickets for live events through resale websites should check the ticket terms and conditions, to confirm whether resale is prohibited, before they buy. Ticket terms and conditions can be checked with the original seller, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation. If resale is prohibited, tickets bought second-hand could be voided and admission to the event refused. How to buy Kasabian tickets now Kasabian tickets are available right now through a number of online resale retailers. This includes both viagogo and StubHub. Tickets for these festivals are still available at reasonable prices, as well. Some of them are up for grabs for around £160 each. On top of that, Kasabian are playing a one-off show at Edinburgh's Corn Exchange this week. But fans ought to act fast if they want to get involved. Here's the links: VIAGOGO - Buy Kasabian tickets now STUBHUB - Buy Kasabian tickets now Kasabian tickets are also available from official seller Ticketmaster - but only in short bursts. Fans looking to buy from the media giant ought to keep a close eye on its page below. TICKETMASTER - Buy Kasabian tickets now. Kasabian Tour Dates 2025 Wed, JUL 23 - Edinburgh Corn Exchange, Edinburgh, United Kingdom Sat, JUL 26 - Truck Festival 2025, Woodstock, United Kingdom Sun, JUL 27 - Tramlines 2025, Sheffield, United Kingdom

Uttarakhand@25: 'Forests came before departments,' says Uttarakhand minister Subodh Uniyal; reiterates state's commitment to protect natural resources
Uttarakhand@25: 'Forests came before departments,' says Uttarakhand minister Subodh Uniyal; reiterates state's commitment to protect natural resources

Time of India

timea day ago

  • Business
  • Time of India

Uttarakhand@25: 'Forests came before departments,' says Uttarakhand minister Subodh Uniyal; reiterates state's commitment to protect natural resources

Uttarakhand forest minister Subodh Uniyal Uttarakhand forest minister Subodh Uniyal reflects on the journey of preserving state's rich natural heritage under the leadership of chief minister Pushkar Singh Dhami's as Uttarakhand completes 25 years since its formation. In conversation with The Times of India for Uttarakhand@25, Subodh Uniyal emphasised the importance of reconnecting people with forests. 'Forests came first—before departments, laws or officials,' he stated. 'Damage began when we disconnected the public from forests. So, our first step was to make policies people-friendly.' To tackle frequent forest fires, 572 Forest Fire Management Committees were formed in vulnerable hotspots. Each committee, led by village heads, receives ₹30,000 annually and includes local stakeholders. This grassroots engagement fostered both accountability and awareness. Uniyal also highlighted the ₹628 crore Herbal Mission, allowing cultivation of herbs across 500 Van Panchayats. 'We linked livelihoods to forests,' he said. 'With 11,230 Van Panchayats and 25 lakh people connected, this mission empowers communities and reduces pressure on natural forests.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like No annual fees for life UnionBank Credit Card Apply Now Undo Under the state's ecotourism policy, the Forest Department develops eco-destinations and hands them over to local Eco Development committees. Of the 62 identified sites, 32 are ready, aiming to generate employment for 2 lakh locals. 'Eighty percent of revenue goes to locals,' said Uniyal, making conservation economically viable. These efforts align with CM Pushkar Singh Dhami's broader push for sustainable growth and public welfare. A key highlight of his tenure is the launch of House of Himalayas (HoH), an umbrella brand aimed at promoting handcrafted, authentic Uttarakhandi products. HoH not only preserves the state's cultural identity but also supports local artisans and creates employment opportunities. As Uttarakhand steps into its next chapter, Uniyal's approach remains grounded in community participation, policy reform, and ecological responsibility.

#SHOWBIZ: BTS drops first live concert album: 'Permission To Dance On Stage – Live'
#SHOWBIZ: BTS drops first live concert album: 'Permission To Dance On Stage – Live'

New Straits Times

time2 days ago

  • Entertainment
  • New Straits Times

#SHOWBIZ: BTS drops first live concert album: 'Permission To Dance On Stage – Live'

SEOUL: Global superstars BTS have officially released their highly anticipated first live concert album, 'Permission To Dance On Stage – Live', which dropped on Friday. According to a recent report by The Korea Herald, the album vibrantly captures the energy and emotion from the group's expansive global tour, held between 2021 and 2022. It features electrifying performances from their shows in Seoul, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. This release marks BTS's inaugural official live concert album since their debut. It comprises 22 dynamic tracks, including chart-toppers like 'Dynamite', 'Butter', and 'Permission To Dance'. Many songs received special rearrangements for the tour; for instance, 'Fire' and 'Idol' were given more powerful, intense renditions, while 'Dynamite' and 'Butter' were brightened with lively brass sections, adding a celebratory flair. In conjunction with the album, a full video recording of the final Seoul concert at Jamsil Olympic Stadium in 2022 will be made available exclusively through Weverse, Hybe's global fan platform. This 141-minute video comes bundled with a special photobook featuring interviews and exclusive behind-the-scenes content. Looking ahead, BTS is reportedly gearing up for a full-group comeback and a new world tour next spring. During a Weverse Live session on July 1, the members revealed they are beginning preparations for new music and concert plans starting this month.

Philip Zinckernagel makes history as Fire blank Montreal
Philip Zinckernagel makes history as Fire blank Montreal

Malaysia Sun

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • Malaysia Sun

Philip Zinckernagel makes history as Fire blank Montreal

(Photo credit: Brett Davis-Imagn Images) The Chicago Fire won their seventh match on the road of the 2025 campaign, with a 2-0 victory over CF Montreal on a rather temperate summer night at Stade Saputo. Midfielder Philip Zinckernagel tied a league record when he provided the assist on Chicago's second goal, recording a goal contribution for a tenth consecutive away match. Chicago's (9-9-5, 32 points) typical explosiveness and defensive vulnerabilities were on full display at different points, on a night that offered more action at both ends than the scoreline might imply. Montreal (3-15-6, 15 points) finds itself lingering at the bottom of the conference as its inability to finish chances continues to sting. The Fire's devastating counter attack threatened from the get-go. A brilliantly weighted pass from Philip Zinckernagel flew all the way to defender Leonardo Barroso storming up the right flank, whose strike came off the post and into the path of Chicago's leading goalscorer in Hugo Cuypers, who easily tapped it in during the 13th minute. In the 54th minute, Jack Elliott had the time and space to angle a header up and over Montreal goalkeeper Jonathan Sirois to give his team a 2-0 lead off a floated corner from Zinckernagel. Elliot, standing at a lofty 6-foot-6, had little trouble hopping away from diminutive midfielder Victor Loturi, who had the unfortunate task of marking him on the set piece. The home side had a number of close calls from open play, though their best chance might have come off a well-struck free kick from Brandan Craig a few yards outside the box in the 21st minute, whose effort was thwarted by a diving Chris Brady. Montreal's attacking forays into Chicago's third dissipated in the second half, particularly after veteran defender Omar Gonzalez entered the game. With the clean sheet, Brady managed to blank Montreal leading scorer Prince Owusu, who went goalless for the first time in five competitive fixtures. Montreal will be concerned over the state of captain and Canadian international Samuel Piette, who subbed off early in the match with apparent back pain. Fire defender Sam Rogers also left the game in the first half with an injury. --Field Level Media

Goals from Hugo Cuypers and Jack Elliott help the Chicago Fire beat Montreal 2-0
Goals from Hugo Cuypers and Jack Elliott help the Chicago Fire beat Montreal 2-0

Chicago Tribune

time3 days ago

  • Sport
  • Chicago Tribune

Goals from Hugo Cuypers and Jack Elliott help the Chicago Fire beat Montreal 2-0

MONTREAL — Hugo Cuypers and Jack Elliott scored goals, and Chris Brady recorded his third clean sheet of the season to help the Chicago Fire beat Montreal 2-0 on Saturday night. The Fire (9-9-5), who earned their seventh road win, also scored two goals at Atlanta on Wednesday to surpass last year's total of 40. The 44 goals are the most since the Fire scored 55 in 2019. Montreal (3-15-6) remains on pace to complete its worst season in the club's 32-year history. The Fire opened the scoring in the 13th minute. Two quick passes led to Leonardo Barroso breaking away and hitting the post, leaving Cuypers for the rebound to reach 13 goals on the season. They doubled their lead in the 54th minute when Elliott headed in a corner kick for his first goal with the club. With his assist, Philip Zinckernagel registered a goal contribution for a 10th consecutive road match, matching the MLS record. It was the first time Montreal was shut out since May 31 against the New England Revolution.

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