Bastille will be marking the 10th anniversary of their chart-conquering debut album, ‘Bad Blood,’ with a series of summer concerts including a date at Trinity College Dublin on 28 June 28. The concert will allow fans to experience the album performed live in its entirety, alongside other beloved tracks.

‘Blood Bad,’ Bastille’s groundbreaking debut album, propelled the band to international success upon its release in 2013. The album featured the mega-hit single ‘Pompeii’ and emerged as the best-selling digital album of that year. Bastille quickly became the biggest-selling global breakthrough act of 2013, amassing over 1 billion streams on Spotify and earning them the prestigious British Breakthrough Act award at the 2014 BRITS. The album achieved triple platinum status, selling over 1 million copies in the UK alone.

In 2022, Bastille released their fourth studio album, ‘Give Me The Future,’ which debuted at No.1 and received critical acclaim. Recognized as their best album to date by Rolling Stone and Clash, and praised by NME as an expansive and cohesive record, ‘Give Me The Future’ transports listeners to a futuristic wonderland, free from constraints. Filled with cinematic, literary, and cultural references, the album takes inspiration from works like ‘Thelma & Louise’ and artists like Keith Haring, Phil Collins, and The Police. With danceable dreamscapes, it invites audiences into an escapist universe, where time travel and embracing new technologies spark the imagination.