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Formed in 1988, Bradford rockers Terrorvision quickly made a name for themselves on the Yorkshire gig scene. Signed to EMI Records in 1991 on the strength of their Pump Action Sunshine demo, which featured their first top 30 hit My House, they embarked on a journey of relentless touring and recording. Their debut album Formaldehyde received positive reviews, and their schedule included tours supporting rock icons The Ramones and Motorhead. A highlight was opening for Def Leppard at Sheffield Don Valley stadium, performing in front of 40,000, a stark contrast to their impromptu pub gig the night before in front of just 100 delirious fans! The band recorded their second album How to make friends and influence people in late 1993 in New York, with famed alt-rock producer Gil Norton. It spawned five top-30 singles and established Terrorvision as mainstream artists – appearing at major festivals like Donington Monsters of Rock and Reading Festival and winning several Kerrang! Awards, most of which were lost in a drunken haze! Their third album, Regular Urban Survivors, released in 1996, produced another four top-20 singles, including Perseverance, which charted at number 5. Life on the road continued; after Tony’s tequila-fueled double-ankle accident in Madrid while attempting to rearrange the Hard Rock Cafe’s iconic sign, the band resumed touring, including the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury and Reading Festival in 1997. Their fourth album, Shaving Peaches saw a stylistic shift, working with producers Edwyn Collins and the Utah Saints. Despite mixed reviews, Tequila from the album reached number 2 in the UK charts in 1999. Following a fallout with EMI, Terrorvision smashed it as an unsigned band at Reading/Leeds festivals and then signed with Papillon/Chrysalis for the 2001 album, Good to Go, their last album for a decade – taking an extended hiatus after a sold-out farewell tour. Reuniting periodically for gigs and tours, the band started working on new material, resulting in 2011’s Super Delux. After an 18-month tour, the band drifted apart once again, pursuing solo projects, with much uncertainty whether Terrorvision would perform together again. However, in 2016 they reunited and went back on the road, celebrating the 20th anniversary of Regular Urban Survivors with a sold-out tour and accompanying road movie, Wired Up and Scary. A Brit Rock package tour with Reef and The Wildhearts in 2018 and more anniversary celebrations of How to make friends and influence people in 2019 preceded the release of their first-ever Christmas single Our Christmas Song. After a couple of years writing new material and with new drummer Chris Bussey on board, they released their 7th studio album WE ARE NOT ROBOTS in September 2024, which heralded Top-30 album chart success and a coveted late-night slot at Glastonbury 2025! This renewed sense of energy and success, along with a bunch of riotous festival performances in 2025, inspired the band to write and record new material through 2026. Singles Living With Me and Love Ain’t Cheap preceded the Halloween-celebrating riot that is new single VAMPIRES, released on 30 October 2026. 2027 will see the release of brand-new 8th-studio album WOW, released to coincide with a co-headline tour with Massive Wagons and special guests Virginmarys.
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Alternative Rock, Rock, Britpop, Hard Rock
Milton Evans - keyboards, Chris Bussey - drums, Mark Yates - guitar, Tony Wright - vocals, Leigh Marklew - bass
Brilliant show and who else would sing their Christmas song in February and get away with it???
Grand Central Hotel Liverpool, United KingdomLove this band. Loved the gig. The iffy sound quality stopped it being 5 stars though.
Islington Assembly Hall London, United KingdomI've seen Terrorvision many many times over the years but that was simply phenomenal.
KK's Steel Mill Wolverhampton, United KingdomFantastic 10 out 10 very very enjoyable and a very good venue
Rock City Nottingham, United KingdomTerrorvision should have had the whole gig to themselves. They were amazing.
O2 Academy Newcastle Newcastle Upon Tyne, United KingdomYes, Terrorvision (official) is currently on tour. If you're interested in attending an upcoming Terrorvision (official) concert, make sure to grab your tickets in advance. The Terrorvision (official) tour is scheduled for 9 dates across 9 cities. Get information on all upcoming tour dates and tickets for 2026-2027 with Hypebot.
Terrorvision (official) is scheduled to play 9 shows between 2026-2027. Buy concert tickets to a nearby show through Hypebot.
Terrorvision (official)'s tour starts Jan 28, 2027 and ends on Feb 07, 2027. They will play 9 cities; their most recent concert was held in Southampton at O2 Guildhall Southampton and their next upcoming concert will be in Wolverhampton at KK's Steel Mill.
As part of the Terrorvision (official) tour, Terrorvision (official) is scheduled to play across the following venues and cities:
