Gorillaz Immersive Exhibition and Live Shows Revealed

11 August 2025 rocknews

Gorillaz Immersive Exhibition Celebrates 25 Years of Innovation -Gorillaz are throwing open the animated gates to their universe with a Gorillaz immersive exhibition that promises to be as genre-defying as their music. Set to launch this autumn, the exhibition will span the band’s entire visual and sonic legacy—from the dystopian funk of Demon Days to the kaleidoscopic chaos of Plastic Beach. Expect rare artwork, interactive installations, and behind-the-scenes glimpses into the minds of Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett.

This isn’t just a retrospective—it’s a celebration of the band’s evolution from virtual oddity to cultural powerhouse. Fans will be able to walk through recreated album environments, experience unreleased visuals, and even remix tracks in real time. It’s Gorillaz as you’ve never seen them: immersive, expansive, and unapologetically weird.

Live Shows and the Future of Gorillaz’s Immersive World

Alongside the Gorillaz immersive exhibition, the band is hitting the road with a series of live shows across Europe and North America. These performances will blend animation, holograms, and live instrumentation, pushing the boundaries of what a concert can be. Rumors are swirling about surprise guests and new material—possibly teasing the next chapter in the Gorillaz saga.

Who Are Gorillaz?

For the uninitiated, Gorillaz are a virtual band created in 1998 by Blur frontman Damon Albarn and comic artist Jamie Hewlett. The group consists of four animated members—2D (vocals), Murdoc (bass), Noodle (guitar), and Russel (drums)—each with their own backstory, personality, and visual evolution. Their music blends alternative rock, hip-hop, dub, electronica, and world music, often featuring guest artists from across genres and continents.

What makes Gorillaz unique isn’t just their sound—it’s the way they’ve built an entire mythology around their characters. Through music videos, interviews, and even mockumentaries, the band has created a layered narrative that spans albums and eras. The Gorillaz immersive exhibition dives deep into this mythology, offering fans a chance to explore the band’s fictional world in real life.

Top 5 Gorillaz Songs to Get You Started

If you’re new to Gorillaz, here’s a quick guide to five essential tracks that showcase their range and impact:

“Clint Eastwood” – The debut single that introduced the world to Gorillaz’s eerie, genre-bending style. Featuring Del the Funky Homosapien, it’s a perfect entry point.
“Feel Good Inc.” – A global hit with De La Soul, this track blends infectious basslines with dystopian energy. It’s arguably their most iconic song.
“On Melancholy Hill” – Dreamy and introspective, this synth-pop gem from Plastic Beach reveals the band’s softer, more emotional side.
“DARE” – A dancefloor-ready banger featuring Shaun Ryder, it’s one of the most upbeat and playful tracks in their catalogue.
“Saturnz Barz” – A standout from Humanz, this track features Popcaan and showcases Gorillaz’s evolution into darker, more experimental territory.

Whether you’re a die-hard fan or a curious newcomer, this dual rollout of exhibition and tour is a reminder of why Gorillaz remain one of the most innovative acts in modern music. It’s not just nostalgia—it’s a reactivation of everything they stand for: collaboration, chaos, and creative freedom.

Gorillaz immersive exhibition – Plan Your Visit

OPENING TIMES

Day	Time
Monday	10:30am to 10pm
Tuesday	10:30am to 10pm
Wednesday	10:30am to 10pm
Thursday	10:30am to 10pm
Friday	10:30am to 10pm
Saturday	10:30am to 10pm
Sunday	10:30am to 10pm

Tickets must be purchased in advance. On Gorillaz Live Dates, House of Kong slots and closing times may vary. Please note last entry to the exhibition will be at 9pm.

TRAVEL

Public transport is the best and easiest way to get to and from the Park, either by train, underground, bus or cycle. Copper Box Arena is in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford, London E20 3HB. Entry to House of Kong is strictly by Hackney Bridge Beer Garden, to the rear and adjacent to Copper Box Arena.

TRANSPORT

• The nearest Overground station is Hackney Wick (5 minute walk)
• The nearest Underground station is Stratford (15 minute walk)
• The 388 bus runs every 10 minutes from Stratford bus station to Blackfriars station and stops directly outside the Copper Box Arena (stops M & N)
• There are more than 140 cycle racks outside the Copper Box Arena, including a Santander Cycles docking station located outside the centre• Stratford International station is just a 10 minute walk away
• St Pancras International & Kings Cross stations are just seven minutes away by train to Stratford International