Alan Price Tickets

Alan Price is a pivotal figure in British rock and roll history. As the founder and original keyboardist of The Animals, he helped shape the mid-1960s British Invasion sound. In 1965 he left to form The Alan Price Set, delivering UK hits such as I Put a Spell on You and The House That Jack Built. His career spans studio albums, live performances, soundtrack work, and compilations across decades, highlighting a versatile musician who continues to perform and record. Alan’s work earned him a BAFTA Award for Best Film Music for the O Lucky Man! soundtrack (1974) and he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a member of The Animals in 1994. Fans appreciate his distinctive keyboard style, engaging live shows, and ongoing collaborations. Here you’ll find his detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information.

Upcoming UK tour dates for 2025 are set to bring Alan Price to iconic venues in London, including the Bull's Head in Barnes and the Half Moon in Putney, with multiple performances from August through December. For the latest on venues, tickets, and showtimes, secure your seats early—we’ve got you covered with straightforward, no-fuss access. Follow official updates via Alan Price’s channels for links to social platforms and the official site, where you can find more about his career, releases, and collaborations. If you’re planning a night of classic British rhythm and piano-driven storytelling, Alan Price offers a compelling live experience that remains true to his pioneering roots.