Thousands of pop punk fans are set to take over London's O2 Arena as Busted celebrates its 20th anniversary.
The record-breaking band are set to get the crowd jumping with their hit songs 'Crashed the Wedding', 'Thunderbirds Are Go', 'Air Hostess', and of course 'Year 3000'.
The group's tour will see all three of the original members of Busted take to the stage, including James Bourne, Charlie Simpson and Matt Willis.
Ahead of the show, fans should check some key information, from door times, seating plans and if you can still get tickets.
When is Busted at London's O2 Arena?
Busted will be taking over the O2 for three nights across September and October.
The dates are as follows:
- Sunday, September 10
- Wednesday, September 27
- Tuesday, October 10
What time do doors open for Busted at London's O2 Arena?
If you want to get to the arena earlier to get the best view and take in all the atmosphere, you'll want to head down at 6.30pm when doors open.
Doors open at the same time for all dates of Busted shows at the O2, but they are subject to change.
What is the seating plan for Busted at London's O2 Arena?
If you are curious as to what your view will be for Busted at the O2, you can find out.
As the website SeatingPlan.net gives you a picture or graphic view from your exact location.
See your view via the website.
Can you still get tickets to Busted at London's O2 Arena?
Tickets for Busted went on sale at the start of the year and saw huge demand.
But if you weren't able to get some tickets, you're in luck as there are still a select few up for grabs.
Whilst September 10 is sold out, you can still get tickets to September 27, with prices starting at £145 for WOW Pit standing.
You can buy tickets now via Ticketmaster.
Who is supporting Busted at London's O2 Arena?
Busted is being supported by two special guests with Hanson and The Tyne taking to the stage.
Hanson is best known for their song 'MMMBop', 'Save Me', 'This Time Around' and many more hits.
Whilst you might recognise The Tyne from their songs 'Life's A Mess', 'Love Song' and 'Sewn Shut'.
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