This event took place on 30 Jul 2026
Past PerformanceSnow Patrol played Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston, London on Thursday, July 30, 2026, starting at 20:00 BST. Tickets are no longer on sale for this date.
Snow Patrol London
Date & Time
Thursday, July 30, 2026
20:00 BST
Artist
What time did Snow Patrol start at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston?
30 Jul 2026 · all times BST (venue local time)
- Doors typical
- 19:00 BST
- 60 min before start
- Start
- BST
- Expected finish typical
- 22:30 BST
- based on a typical concert
Start time from the ticket listing. Doors and finish are typical for this kind of venue and event — check your ticket or the venue's website on the day.
🏁 Event Concluded
Tickets are no longer on sale as this performance took place in the past.
Introduction
Get ready for an unforgettable night as Snow Patrol, the titans of anthemic rock, are set to electrify London with a special performance at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston on Thursday, 30th July 2026. Known for their soul-stirring lyrics, powerful melodies, and electrifying live shows, Snow Patrol promise an evening of pure musical magic that you won't want to miss. This is a fantastic opportunity for fans old and new to experience one of the UK's most beloved bands in an intimate yet vibrant setting.
About the Artist
Snow Patrol, hailing from Northern Ireland and Scotland, have carved a significant niche in the global music scene since their formation in the early 1990s. With a career spanning over three decades, they have released a string of critically acclaimed albums and delivered countless hit singles that have resonated with millions worldwide. Their breakthrough came with the release of 'Final Straw' in 2003, featuring the iconic hit 'Run'. This was followed by the monumental success of 'Eyes Open' in 2006, which spawned the global smash 'Chasing Cars', a song that became one of the most played tracks of the 21st century. Other notable hits include 'Run', 'Spitting in the Wind', 'Take Back the City', and 'Just Say Yes'. Their music is characterised by its emotional depth, introspective songwriting, and a signature blend of indie rock and stadium-filling anthems. Frontman Gary Lightbody's distinctive vocals, coupled with the band's masterful musicianship, create a sound that is both raw and uplifting. Over the years, Snow Patrol have garnered numerous awards and nominations, cementing their status as one of the most enduring and influential bands of their generation. Their live performances are renowned for their energy, passion, and ability to connect with the audience on a profound level, making this London gig a must-see event.
The Venue
Circuit Kingston, formerly known as Pryzm, is a premier entertainment venue located in the heart of Kingston upon Thames. This versatile space has undergone significant upgrades and rebranding, offering a modern and dynamic atmosphere perfect for live music events. With a capacity designed for both intimate gigs and larger concerts, Circuit boasts excellent sound and lighting systems, ensuring a top-tier audio-visual experience for all attendees. Its strategic location in Kingston provides easy access for Londoners and visitors alike, making it a convenient spot for a memorable night out. The venue's layout is conducive to a fantastic live music experience, with clear sightlines from various points and a lively ambiance that complements the energy of a band like Snow Patrol.
What to Expect
Prepare for an evening packed with singalong anthems and heartfelt ballads. Snow Patrol are celebrated for their dynamic stage presence and their ability to create an electric atmosphere. Expect to hear all their greatest hits, from the soaring 'Chasing Cars' and the poignant 'Run' to the energetic 'Take Back the City'. The band's setlists are known for their balance of crowd-pleasers and perhaps some deeper cuts for the dedicated fans. The intimate setting of Circuit Kingston will allow for a closer connection between the band and the audience, making it a truly special experience. The venue's excellent acoustics and lighting will enhance the emotional impact of Snow Patrol's music, creating a night that is both visually stunning and sonically powerful. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to their music, Snow Patrol's performance at Circuit Kingston is guaranteed to be a night of pure musical catharsis and exhilaration.
Practical Information
Date: Thursday, 30th July 2026 Venue: Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston, 1 Market Pl, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1JY Doors Open: Typically, doors open around 1-2 hours before the show starts. Specific timings will be confirmed closer to the date and will be available on the ticket provider's website. Age Restrictions: Most concerts at Circuit Kingston have an age restriction, usually 18+. Please check the specific event details when purchasing tickets. Accessibility: Circuit Kingston aims to be accessible to all patrons. Information regarding specific accessibility requirements can be obtained by contacting the venue directly or checking their website. Getting There: Circuit Kingston is conveniently located in Kingston town centre, with excellent transport links. Kingston railway station is a short walk away, offering regular services to and from central London. Numerous bus routes also serve the area. Parking is available nearby, though it is advisable to check local parking regulations and charges.
Getting Tickets
Tickets for Snow Patrol's exclusive London performance at Circuit Kingston on 30th July 2026 are expected to be in high demand. To secure your place at this unmissable event, head over to StubHub. StubHub is the official and most reliable platform for purchasing tickets, offering a secure and straightforward buying process. Be sure to act fast once tickets go on sale to avoid disappointment. Visit StubHub's website for the latest information on ticket availability, pricing, and purchasing options.
Getting to Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston, London
By train
For travellers arriving by train, Kingston station is the primary gateway to Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston. This station is conveniently located a short walk from the venue. Approximately a 5-10 minute walk (around 400-500 metres), the station is easily navigable. Kingston station is served by frequent South Western Railway services, connecting it directly to London Waterloo, which is the central hub for many national rail services from major UK cities. Trains from London Waterloo to Kingston run very frequently, typically every 10-15 minutes throughout the day. For those travelling from further afield, connections from cities like Manchester, Birmingham, or Edinburgh would usually involve changing at London Waterloo or another major London terminus. Journey times from these cities to London Waterloo typically range from 2.5 to 4 hours, depending on the origin. Kingston station offers essential facilities including a ticket office, ticket machines, and accessible platforms, making it a convenient starting point for your visit.
By bus
Accessing Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston by bus is straightforward, with several stops located within easy walking distance of the venue. The main bus stops serving the area are typically on or very near Wood Street and Clarence Street, which are central to Kingston town centre. Numerous bus routes converge here, providing extensive connectivity across London and surrounding areas. Key route numbers include the 57, 85, 131, 281, 283, 406, 418, and 532, among others. These routes link Kingston to a wide array of neighbourhoods, including Surbiton, Wimbledon, Richmond, and further into central London. For late-night revellers, Kingston is also well-served by night bus routes, ensuring safe travel options after conventional services have ended. Journey times from central Kingston are typically very short, often under 10 minutes, depending on your starting point within the town. Major bus operators like Transport for London (TfL) and Arriva operate services in the area.
By car & parking
Driving to Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston requires navigating London's extensive road network. For those approaching from the M25, the most common route would be to exit at Junction 10 and follow signs for the A3 towards Kingston. Continue on the A3 before taking the A240 towards Kingston town centre, which will lead you directly to the venue's vicinity. The venue itself does not typically offer dedicated parking, so visitors will need to use local public car parks. Nearby options include the Wood Street Car Park (KT1 1UP) and the Eden Walk Shopping Centre Car Park (KT1 1BN). Parking charges are usually in the region of £2-£3 per hour, with potential daily caps. While there isn't a formal park and ride service directly linked to the venue, using the park and ride facilities for Kingston station and then walking or taking a short bus ride is a viable alternative. Accessibility for disabled drivers is generally catered for in the main public car parks, which typically have designated blue badge bays, though availability can vary.
Accessibility
Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston strives to be an accessible venue for all patrons. Wheelchair access is generally provided at the main entrance, and while older buildings can present challenges, efforts are usually made to ensure that main floor areas and essential facilities are reachable. Lifts may be available to access different levels where applicable, though it's advisable to check specific arrangements with the venue in advance. Accessible toilet facilities are typically available and should be clearly signposted. For those with hearing impairments, the venue may offer induction loop systems in certain areas, particularly during specific types of events or at the main bar; confirmation with the venue is recommended. Assistance dogs and service animals are usually permitted entry, though it's always best practice to inform the venue beforehand. Limited accessible parking might be available nearby, or staff can assist with drop-off points. Venue staff are generally trained to offer assistance to patrons with disabilities, and visitors are encouraged to contact the venue prior to their visit to discuss specific needs.
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Snow Patrol at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston: your questions answered
What time does Snow Patrol start at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston?
Snow Patrol at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston started at 20:00 BST on Thursday, July 30, 2026. Doors typically open around 19:00. Expect it to finish around 22:30 — timings are typical for this kind of event and venue, not confirmed by the promoter.
Where is Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston?
Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston is at 154 Clarence St, Kingston upon Thames KT1 1QP, UK, London, KT1 1QP. Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston guide →
How do I get to Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston, London?
For travellers arriving by train, Kingston station is the primary gateway to Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston. This station is conveniently located a short walk from the venue. Getting there →
Is there an age limit at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston?
Age restrictions are typically enforced, with most club nights requiring attendees to be 18 or over, often with a strict ID check policy. Check your ticket for any event-specific restriction.
Is Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston accessible?
Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston strives to be an accessible venue for all patrons. Wheelchair access is generally provided at the main entrance, and while older buildings can present challenges, efforts are usually made to ensure that main floor areas and… Full accessibility details →
Are tickets still available for Snow Patrol at Circuit (formerly Pryzm) Kingston?
No — this event took place on Thursday, July 30, 2026. See the other dates on this page for upcoming Snow Patrol shows.
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