While She Sleeps at Alexandra Palace: Full info on possible setlist and event times

Alexandra Palace is set to host metalcore rockers While She Sleeps this weekend. The Sheffield-formed group will play the iconic London venue this Saturday (September 23).

While She Sleeps are set to play their biggest show in the capital yet. In a statement ahead of their Ally Pally gig, the band hinted the show will be the "biggest Sleeps show imaginable" and will embody their "entire life’s work."

The group will perform to over 10,000 fans in Alexandra Palace’s Great Hall on Saturday. It won’t however be their only show in the capital, as the group have previously performed at both London’s Roundhouse and O2 Academy Brixton.

We break down everything While She Sleeps fans heading to their Alexandra Palace show this weekend need to know.

Door opening times for While She Sleeps at Alexandra Palace

As stated on the Alexandra Palace website, doors for The K-pop girl group’s September 23 show will open at 6pm.

When will the While She Sleeps at Alexandra Palace show finish?

The metalcore band are expected to wrap up their Saturday Alexandra Palace show at around 11pm.

Possible setlist for While She Sleeps at Alexandra Palace

A set list for the Sheffield-formed group’s Alexandra Palace show has not been confirmed. However, the band seem to have performed similar tracks across their recent string of European shows. Here’s the setlist from While She Sleeps’ most recent show:

• Silence Speaks
• ANTI-SOCIAL
• YOU ARE ALL YOU NEED
• THE GUILTY PARTY
• I’VE SEEN IT ALL
• EYE TO EYE
• You Are We
• Four Walls
• KNOW YOUR WORTH (SOMEBODY)
• FAKERS PLAGUE
• Silence Speaks
• One Step Closer (Linkin Park cover) 
• SYSTEMATIC

Who are the support acts for While She Sleeps at Alexandra Palace?

While She Sleeps is set to be supported by fellow metalcore groups Bury Tomorrow and Polaris during their weekend concert.

What is the nearest tube station to While She Sleeps at Alexandra Palace?

While She Sleeps fans can head to Wood Green station, which is one of the closest Tube stops to the venue. The station, which is on the Piccadilly line, is a 26-minute walk from Alexandra Palace. However, fans will be able to get the W3 bus to the venue if they don’t fancy walking.