Peaky Blinders festival 2019: Location, dates, how to get tickets and latest news
IF like us you can’t wait for the new series of Peaky Blinders to start, we have got something to wet your appetite.
Here’s how you can get tickets to The Peaky Blinders Festival.
Where and when is the Peaky Blinders Festival being held?
As the show is set in Birmingham the Peaky Blinders Festival is going to be held there.
The two-day event will be held at Digbeth Area on September 14 and September 15, 2019.
The event will involve immersive theatre, live music and fashion inspired by the series, a cinema showing, a museum, food, drink, poetry and more.
There will be five stages of music, live recreations of Peaky Blinders scenes involving 200 actors, fashion shows and mens’ grooming – as everyone knows, a Peaky Blinder must always look sharp.
How do I get a ticket to the Peaky Blinders Festival?
Tickets go on general on sale from 10am on August 9 via axs.com.
Eligible American Express Card members can take advantage of priority booking from 9am on Wednesday August 7 via axs.com.
Prices are yet to be released.
Will any of the stars of the show be at the Peaky Blinders Festival?
Yes they will.
Appearances from Peaky Blinders cast members and special guests have been confirmed but names haven’t been released yet.
We do know that there will be a Q&A with the show’s creator Steven Knight with debates on the history, politics and social themes of the new series (season five)
Who will be performing at the Peaky Blinders Festival?
As well as Q&As with the stars, there will also be plenty of live music.
Here is the line-up so far:
- Primal Scream
- Anna Calvi
- Slaves
- Mike Skinner (DJ Set)
- Nadine Shah
- The Correspondents
- Swingrowers
- Electric Swing Circus
- Heavybeat Brass Band
- Jive Aces
- Jim Wynn Swing Band
- Baghdaddies
- Miss Kiddy and The Cat
- Swing Zazou
- Thrill Collins
- Punch The Sky
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What else will be on show at the Peaky Blinder Festival?
Fans will be able to visit Aunt Pol’s Fashion and Beauty Boutique featuring Peaky Blinders props from the TV series.
Contemporary dance company Rambert will also perform a specially commissioned performance, choreographed for the festival by artistic director Benoit Swan Pouffer.
In addition, there will be a fashion show from Steven Knight’s Garrison Tailors clothing range, plus the show’s influence on modern style will be reflected in onsite tailoring and men’s grooming.