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Prepare yourselves, Nottingham, for an electrifying night of sonic intensity! On Saturday, 29th November 2025, the groundbreaking alternative metal band Bad Omens will descend upon the iconic Motorpoint Arena, promising an unforgettable experience that will reverberate through the heart of the city. Hailing from Los Angeles, Bad Omens have rapidly ascended to the forefront of the modern rock scene, captivating audiences worldwide with their unique blend of raw emotion, intricate soundscapes, and undeniable stage presence. This isn’t just a concert; it’s a monumental event for fans of cutting-edge music, a chance to witness one of the most innovative acts of our generation unleash their powerful anthems in a venue perfectly suited for their colossal sound. Mark your calendars, secure your tickets, and get ready to be immersed in the captivating world of Bad Omens.
About Bad Omens
Bad Omens burst onto the scene in 2015, quickly establishing themselves as a formidable force in the alternative and alternative metal genres. Hailing from Los Angeles, the band’s core lineup features the enigmatic Noah Sebastian on lead vocals, the masterful Joakim Karlsson on guitar, the rhythmic backbone of Nick Ruffilo on bass, and the thunderous Vincent Riquier on drums. Their sound is a meticulously crafted fusion, blending the aggression of metalcore with the atmospheric depth of industrial and electronic elements, often infused with pop sensibilities that make their anthems incredibly catchy yet profoundly heavy.
Their debut self-titled album in 2016 immediately garnered attention, but it was their subsequent releases, particularly “The Death of Peace of Mind” (2022), that truly propelled them into the mainstream. This album spawned viral hits like the titular track and “Just Pretend,” showcasing their evolution into a band unafraid to experiment and push boundaries. Bad Omens are celebrated for their lyrical depth, exploring themes of existentialism, mental health, and societal pressures, all delivered with Noah Sebastian’s versatile vocal range, which effortlessly transitions from guttural screams to soaring, melodic cleans. Their live performances are renowned for their intensity and visual spectacle, making every show a deeply immersive experience. As they continue to redefine the landscape of modern heavy music, Bad Omens remain at the forefront, consistently delivering innovative and impactful artistry.
Motorpoint Arena Nottingham: The Perfect Setting
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Nottingham, the Motorpoint Arena stands as a beacon for live entertainment in the East Midlands. Located conveniently at NG1 1LA, this state-of-the-art venue is an integral part of the National Ice Centre complex, offering a versatile space that transforms from an ice rink into a world-class concert arena. Since its opening in 2000, it has hosted a plethora of international superstars, cementing its reputation as a premier destination for music lovers.
With a capacity of up to 10,000 for concerts, the Motorpoint Arena provides an electric atmosphere, whether you’re in the thick of the standing crowd or enjoying the panoramic views from the tiered seating. Its modern design ensures excellent sightlines and acoustics, crucial for experiencing the intricate layers of Bad Omens’ sound. The venue is committed to accessibility, offering dedicated seating areas, accessible toilets, and assistance for those with specific needs, ensuring everyone can enjoy the show comfortably. Its central location also means it’s surrounded by Nottingham’s bustling city centre, making it easy to combine your concert experience with a meal or drinks before the main event. The Motorpoint Arena Nottingham isn’t just a venue; it’s a cornerstone of the city’s cultural landscape, perfectly equipped to handle the immense energy and production that Bad Omens will bring.
What to Expect at the Show
Prepare for a sensory overload when Bad Omens take the stage at Motorpoint Arena Nottingham. Known for their meticulous attention to detail, their live shows are a masterclass in modern alternative metal performance. Fans can anticipate a setlist heavily featuring tracks from their acclaimed album “The Death of Peace of Mind,” with hits like “Just Pretend,” the title track, and “Limits” undoubtedly igniting the crowd. Expect older fan favourites and perhaps even a glimpse of new material, showcasing their evolving sound.
Beyond the music, Bad Omens are renowned for their captivating stage production. Envision a powerful light show, expertly synchronised with every beat and breakdown, creating a dynamic visual narrative. Pyrotechnics and smoke effects often add to the dramatic flair, enhancing the intensity of their performance. Noah Sebastian’s commanding stage presence, coupled with the band’s collective energy, ensures an immersive and emotionally charged experience. The atmosphere will be electric – a communal surge of energy as thousands of voices sing along to every word, creating an unforgettable connection between band and audience. It will be loud, it will be cathartic, and it will be an absolute spectacle.
Getting to Motorpoint Arena Nottingham
Reaching the Motorpoint Arena Nottingham (NG1 1LA) is straightforward, thanks to Nottingham’s excellent transport links. For those travelling by train, Nottingham Station is just a 15-minute walk from the venue, offering connections across the UK. Upon arrival, simply follow the signs towards the city centre and the Lace Market.
If you’re opting for public transport within Nottingham, the city’s extensive bus network and modern tram system provide convenient access. Many bus routes stop within a short walk of the arena, and the Lace Market tram stop is practically on its doorstep. For drivers, several secure car parks are located within close proximity. These include the Arena Car Park (next to the venue), Stoney Street Car Park, and Broadmarsh Car Park, all well-signposted as you approach the city centre. However, pre-booking parking is highly recommended for major events to avoid disappointment. Consider using Nottingham’s park-and-ride schemes if you’re coming from further afield, connecting seamlessly to the tram network.
Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the event start?
Official door and stage times are usually confirmed closer to the event date. Typically, for a Saturday arena show, doors might open around 6:00 PM, with support acts starting around 7:00 PM and Bad Omens taking the stage between 8:30 PM and 9:00 PM. Always check your ticket or the venue’s official website for the most accurate and up-to-date schedule nearer to 29th November 2025.
Is there an age restriction?
Age restrictions can vary based on the specific event and ticket type (standing vs. seated). Generally, Motorpoint Arena Nottingham allows under 14s to attend seated areas when accompanied by an adult aged 18 or over. For standing areas, the typical age restriction is 14+, sometimes requiring accompaniment for under 16s. It is crucial to check the specific terms and conditions on your ticket or with the ticket vendor at the time of purchase to confirm the exact age policy for this Bad Omens show.
What’s the refund policy?
Refunds are generally only issued if the event is cancelled or significantly rescheduled. If you can no longer attend, most ticket agents do not offer refunds, but some may have a resale platform or allow you to transfer your ticket. It’s always best to review the terms and conditions of the specific ticket vendor from whom you purchased your tickets, as policies can vary. We advise checking this before finalising your purchase.
Are there food and drink options?
Yes, Motorpoint Arena Nottingham offers a wide array of food and drink options to enhance your concert experience. Throughout the venue, you’ll find numerous concession stands and bars serving everything from hot dogs, burgers, and pizzas to snacks, soft drinks, and alcoholic beverages. There are also options for vegetarian and vegan diets. Please note that outside food and drink are typically not permitted inside the arena.
Where to Stay in Nottingham
Making a weekend of it? Nottingham boasts a fantastic selection of hotels, guesthouses, and apartments to suit every budget and preference. From chic boutique hotels in the historic Lace Market to well-known chains near the train station, you’ll find plenty of comfortable options within easy reach of the Motorpoint Arena. Consider staying in the city centre to fully immerse yourself in Nottingham’s vibrant nightlife, culinary scene, and cultural attractions, all just a short walk or tram ride from the venue.
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