The Alarm, Gene Loves Jezebel & Belouis Some

Saturday, May 25 | 8PM
Doors Open at 7PM

Reserved Seating: $35.50 – $49.50
+ $3 Additional Day of Show

About the Show

LIVE TODAY LOVE TOMORROW TOUR MMXXIV presents a phalanx of British music artists who first came to prominence in North America during the original MTV music television era when The Alarm, The Blow Monkeys and Belouis Some all broke onto the scene with music that collectively blurred the lines between new wave, alternative rock and pop music as we know it.

The Alarm first arrived onto the US music scene in 1983 via an appearance on the original MTV Cutting Edge TV Show and a debut tour of America as the opening act for U2 on the War Tour. Subsequently described by Bono as “The second greatest rock and roll band in the world’, The Alarm has maintained a constant North American presence ever since via classic singles such as The Stand, Strength and Rain In The Summertime. More recently, their last four albums – Equals (2018), Sigma (2019), Omega (2022) and Forwards (2023), have all featured in the top thirty of the Billboard Hot 100 Independent album chart.

British auteurs The Blow Monkeys also appeared on MTV’s Cutting Edge TV show in 1986 en route to establishing their song Digging Your Scene as a massive Top 20 Billboard Hit single. The band also recorded a cover of Lesley Gore’s ‘You Don’t Own Me’ for the Dirty Dancing Movie Soundtrack that went on to become the best selling soundtrack album of all time. With enigmatic front man Dr. Robert at the helm, The Blow Monkeys have continued to feature on the UK charts and at music festivals across Europe, retaining a loyal and devoted following amongst US fans who will be ecstatic to see and hear the band on this side of the Atlantic in 2024.

Belouis Some created the classic international hit singles ‘Imagination’ and ‘Some People’ in1985, and while touring with Frankie Goes To Hollywood caused controversy at MTV with a nude video created by the legendary Storm Thorgerson. In 1986, Belouis Some contributed the song ‘Round, Round’ to the classic John Hughes’ era defining film soundtrack ‘Pretty In Pink’ which was listed in Rolling Stone magazine’s list of “The 25 Greatest Soundtracks of All Time” and (like The Alarm), also appeared as special guest to Freddie Mercury and Queen in the UK .

Live Today Love Tomorrow Tour MMXXIV will give North American fans a chance to ‘step back into the future’ and hear a sound track of music from three classic British artists who all played a part in shaping the musical landscape that dominates the airwaves of today.

Indulge your senses in great food and dine at one of our on-site restaurants before the show! Click to make a reservation for dinner before the show at Seaglass Restaurant, SurfSide or Capri Seaside Italian Kitchen + Pizzeria.