Keane London O2 Arena set times: When group and support will hit the stage for 20th anniversary shows

London’s O2 Arena will host Keane’s 20th celebrations of their first studio record, Hope And Fears, this week. 

The Brit award-winning 2004 record, which is one of the best-selling albums in UK chart history, having sold over 2.5 million in the UK in its first year, features the timeless ballad Somewhere Only We Know.

In honour of 20 years since the album’s initial release, Keane has released a remastered edition and has embarked on a world tour where they will celebrate the record on stage with fans.

As part of the anniversary tour, Keane will play at London’s O2 Arena twice this week, kicking off this Friday (May 10) and wrapping up on Saturday (May 11).

Friday’s show, in particular, is set to be memorable as it is the date the 2004 record was originally released 20 years ago.

Fans heading to Keane’s upcoming London shows, here’s when you can expect them on stage.

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What time will the support act take to the stage for Keane’s 20th anniversary tour shows at London’s O2 Arena?

Keane will be supported by the up and coming indie rock group The Lathums across both of their O2 Arena shows. Hailing from Wigan, the group broke into the indie music scene in 2021 with their debut album How Beautiful Life Can Be. They released their sophomore record last spring titled From Nothing To A Little More.

The Lathums are expected to open Keane’s London shows at around 7.30pm across both upcoming concerts.

What time will Keane hit the stage for their 20th anniversary tour shows at London’s O2 Arena?

Keane fans can expect the band to hit the stage around 8.30pm. Somewhere Only We Know and Crystal Ball are some of the tunes the band are set to play across their London O2 Arena stint.

The group’s Friday and Saturday shows will wrap up around 10.30pm. The north Greenwich venue has a curfew of 11pm for its concerts.