Psychic TV Tickets
Psychic TV Concert Tickets
Prepare for an EDM takeover with Psychic TV tickets. Growing from a conceptual art group into pioneers of experimental, industrial noise, Throbbing Gristle created some of the most abrasive, avant-garde synth music of the 1970s and became a huge influence on artists like Aphex Twin, Nine Inch Nails and Joy Division. When they initially split in 1981, group members Genesis P-Orridge and Peter 'Sleazy' Christopherson joined forces with Alternative TV's Alex Fergusson to form Psychic TV.
With the idea of using William Burroughs' technique of cut-up sound collages, they created a mixed-media project which combined video, samples and live performance. Sleazy left to form Coil after featuring on early records 'Force the Hand of Chance' (1982) and 'Dreams Less Sweet' (1983), but they went on to create a style of trippy, alien pop with singles 'Roman P' and 'Godstar'.
In 1986 they released a new work every month, which earned them a place in the Guinness Book of World Records for most releases in a year. They collaborated with a vast array of writers, artists and musicians, using samples from a wide variety of people, including Derek Jarman, Timothy Leary and Marc Almond. Inspired by the acid house movement in the late 1980s, techno producer Fred Giannelli joined the group to help create pulsating rhythms and trance beats that fitted in perfectly with the rave scene of the time.
That period of the band produced landmark albums 'Jack the Tab/Tekno Acid Beat' (1990) and 'Towards Thee Infinite Beat' (1990) and sent them on tours of America and Europe but by the early 1990s the scene was coming to an end and Genesis P-Orridge had become embroiled in a controversy in which they were accused of satanic ritual abuse.
Exiled to California, they reformed the group with Larry Thrasher and Lady Jae Breyer and returned to a more ambient, industrial, spoken word style on 'Trip/Reset' (1996) and 'Cold Blue Torch' (1996). While staying at Rick Rubin's Houdini Mansion in Laurel Canyon in 1995, a fire destroyed a large amount of the band's work.
They later re-booted the band with Toilet Boys drummer Edley O'Dowd for the 2007 album 'Hell Is Invisible. Heaven Is Her/e', which featured Nick Zinner from Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Gibby Haynes from Butthole Surfers. In 2010, former member Peter Christopher died. Long-time and founding member Genesis P-Orridge died ten years later, in 2020. Buy Psychic TV tickets today and catch the beat live!
How much are Psychic TV tickets?
Generally, you can take a seat in the audience for around $26 - $235 on average. Psychic TV ticket prices will tend to run higher if the artist is performing at a major music festival. Admission to the Electric Daisy Carnival in Las Vegas, Nevada can start from $287 and a spot at Electric Zoo in New York City typically goes for $379 - $399. Easily secure Psychic TV concert tickets in the price range of your choice.
When do Psychic TV tickets go on sale?
Psychic TV tickets are a hot commodity with the EDM concert-going generation. Admission will typically go on sale once a show date or tour schedule is made public. You can usually buy tickets from us in advance. Buy early without a pre-sale code and make your way to the next live show.
Psychic TV 2024 Tour Dates
EDM events are usually held at large and mid-sized venues as well as in nightclub settings. Psychic TV tour dates can showcase appearances at electronic dance music festivals like Ultra Music Festival in Miami, Florida and Electric Forest in Rothbury, Michigan. The genre is known for its international acclaim and live performances can be enjoyed from events like Belgium's Tomorrowland Festival and the UK’s Creamfields.
The Psychic TV concert schedule can typically list a string of live shows at popular techno venues like Webster Hall in New York City and Believe Music Hall in Atlanta, Georgia. There’s a good chance that the genre and the artist will make their way to one of your favorite venues.
Songs from the Psychic TV Tour Setlist
Psychic TV's setlist while performing in Berlin , 16 at “Astra” included the following songs:
- She Was Surprised
- We Kiss
- Burning the Old Home
- Alien Brain
- White Nights
- Just Like Arcadia
- Jump Into the Fire
- After You're Dead, She Said
- Encore
- Suspicious
- Mother Sky
Source: Setlist.fm
