Sparks Tickets
Sparks Concert Tickets
Experience the magic of live music with Sparks! Sparks delivers unforgettable live performances featuring hit songs that will have you dancing and singing along every minute of the concert. Californian siblings Ron and Russell Mael have enjoyed a long and varied career frequently reinventing themselves. Their heyday was undoubtedly the 1970s—the brothers had arrived on the UK scene after initially forming the band Halfnelson and subsequently re-packaging it as Sparks. Their first two albums Sparks and A Woofer in Tweeter’s Clothing were both produced by Todd Rundgren and built up a cult following for the group.
After sacking the US-based backing band the brothers relocated to England in 1973 and formed what many fans would say is the definitive Sparks line-up featuring an all-English backline of Martin Gordon on bass, Adrian Fisher on guitar and Dinky Diamond on drums. The band's driving rhythm section overlaid with Fisher's soaring guitar lines provided the perfect platform for the brothers' distinctive keyboard and vocal styles.
The new line-up's debut album was titled Kimono My House, an eclectic selection of songs that showcased the brothers' creativity. The single “This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us” was a surprise hit reaching number two in the charts and created instant stars out of the unlikely duo. After their initial success, the brothers decided to return to the US where they adopted a new electronic-based style in a collaboration with Giorgio Moroder.
The Moroder association proved successful although the change in style alienated early fans of the band. Latterly the band has teamed up with Franz Ferdinand in a project called FFS; they released a single “The Power Couple” and embarked on recording an album together. FFS was released in 2015 with three singles “Johnny Delusional”, “Call Girl” and “Police Encounters”.
They also appeared as the supergroup at Glastonbury Festival 2015. In 2017 Sparks revealed they had been working on new material for a Sparks album, with the title to be Hippopotamus. The album was released in September of the same year, peaking at seventh place in the UK charts. After joining forces with French producer SebastiAn for the collaboration “Handcuffed to a Parking Meter” in 2019, the pair unveiled a new LP, A Steady Drip, Drip, Drip, in May 2020.
Matching the chart position of its predecessor, it received rave reviews, although the band’s plans for a European tour were halted due to the coronavirus pandemic. They have since embarked on two soundtrack projects in 2021, composing new works for a film about their lives titled The Sparks Brothers as well as the musical Annette. Grab your Sparks tickets now to see them live in your city!
How much are Sparks tickets?
Fans can easily find Sparks concert tickets that match their budget.
Sparks Ticket Prices:
- Average Price: $97 per ticket
- Cheap Ticket Options: Tickets start at $49 in the upper levels
- VIP Seating: Premium tickets cost over $200 for the best views
Sparks Tour Dates 2025
See Sparks live in concert in 2025. Don’t miss the chance to see their iconic hits performed live on stage! Check the listings to see when they’re coming to a city near you.
When is Sparks's next concert?
The date for Sparks's next concert has not be announced. TicketSmater will list all dates & venues once a new tour is announced.
When do Sparks tickets go onsale?
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What songs are on Sparks's setlist?
Sparks's setlist while performing in Los Angeles , CA at “Greek Theatre” included the following songs:
- Short Ride in a Fast Machine: Fanfare for Orchestra
- So May We Start
- Do Things My Own Way
- Reinforcements
- Academy Award Performance
- Goofing Off
- Beat the Clock
- Please Don’t Fuck Up My World
- Running Up a Tab at the Hotel for the Fab
- Suburban Homeboy
- All You Ever Think About Is Sex
- Drowned in a Sea of Tears
- JanSport Backpack
- Music That You Can Dance To
- When Do I Get to Sing "My Way"
- The Number One Song in Heaven
- This Town Ain't Big Enough for Both of Us
- Whippings and Apologies
- Lord Have Mercy
- Encore
- The Girl Is Crying in Her Latte
- All That
Source: Setlist.fm
