Blur Concert History

Formed in 1988, Blur is considered one of the Big Four of Britpop alongside Suede's, Oasis, and Pulp. On August 14, 1995, Blur and Oasis began "The Battle of Britpop" by simultaneously releasing a single on the same day to see which would sell more copies. Blur won with "Country House" selling 58,000 more copies than Oasis's "Roll With It." During the late '90s, Blur began experimenting with new sounds and embraced a more distinctive post-grunge sound. In 1997, the band released the single "Song 2," which quickly became a '90s alt-rock classic within the US and UK. Blur went on hiatus in 2004 but reunited in 2008, releasing its eighth studio album "The Magic Whip" in 2015. Blur went on hiatus a second time in 2016 but reunited again in 2023.

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Upcoming Blur Tours & Concerts (Updated for 2026)

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Genres:

Rock
Indie
Pop Rock
Alternative Rock
Indie Rock
Alternative
British
UK
Britpop
Modern Rock
Permanent Wave
Madchester
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Latest Setlist (04/20/2024):

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  1. Theme from Retro
  2. St. Charles Square
  3. Popscene
  4. Trouble in the Message Centre
  5. Beetlebum
  6. Goodbye Albert
  7. Trimm Trabb
  8. Out of Time
  9. Bird Song
  10. Death of a Party
  11. Girls & Boys
  12. Song 2
  13. The Narcissist
  14. Tender
  15. Le temps de l'amour

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Concerts Per Year:

2026 1 concert
2024 6 concerts
2023 39 concerts
2021 1 concert
2019 5 concerts
2018 6 concerts
2017 6 concerts
2016 4 concerts
2015 49 concerts
2014 4 concerts
2013 38 concerts
2012 13 concerts
2009 15 concerts
2008 1 concert
2003 100 concerts
2001 1 concert
2000 10 concerts
1999 71 concerts
1998 6 concerts
1997 147 concerts
1996 59 concerts
1995 83 concerts
1994 119 concerts
1993 78 concerts
1992 67 concerts
1991 66 concerts
1990 67 concerts
1989 14 concerts
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