Kasabian have announced two intimate shows in Kingston to celebrate the release of their new album, continuing a tradition for the Leicester band with each record they put out.
The gigs will take place at Circuit, the venue on Clarence Street formerly known as Pryzm, on Monday 7th and Tuesday 8th September. The shows mark the release of ‘Act III’, Kasabian’s ninth studio album, which arrived on 17th July via Columbia Records. Fronted by Serge Pizzorno’s vocals, the record spans ten tracks and three interludes of guitar-driven, psychedelic-esque pop sounds, and has been described as one of the band’s most confident efforts in years. It follows 2024’s ‘Happenings’ and continues with Pizzorno having steered Kasabian through a striking creative resurgence since taking over as the frontman.
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‘Act III’ was first previewed back in September 2025 with the single ‘Hippie Sunshine’, unveiled the same night the band played a surprise pub gig at The Finsbury in north London to announce their huge Finsbury Park headline show. A second single, ‘Great Pretender’, followed in April 2026 alongside the album’s full tracklist.
The band has repeatedly used Pryzm/Circuit as a place to showcase material, having played the venue to mark the release of both ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’ in 2022 and ‘Happenings’ in 2024, shows that saw them debut singles live for the first time and thank the fanbase that has followed them and their music since their early days.
Tickets for those previous Kingston shows sold out quickly, with extra dates added each time to meet demand, so early booking for the September shows is likely to be essential.
Tickets go on general sale at 11am on Saturday 15th August via Banquet Records, the Kingston independent shop that has hosted the band’s homecoming-style launches for years. Due to demand, extra dates have already been added alongside the original shows, meaning fans now have four separate opportunities across the two evenings to catch the band up close!
