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“Kasabian conjures the ghosts of Brit rock titans for one of the decade’s most thrilling and memorable live experiences” – Channel [V]

The distinct sound and integrity of Kasabian ‘s fifth studio album defines the very essence of the band, their trademark sound distilled and re-packaged into one incredibly exciting, unique statement of intent. ’ 48:13 ’ is driven by the continuous evolution and musical experimentation of the band through their previous 4 albums, spanning a career which celebrates its 10th year with the release of this, their 5th album.

1st single Eez-eh is a relentless all-night tune, which will doubtlessly ignite at the shows.

Eez-Eh is far from being a serious take on the world’s issues though. Whilst we’ve grown used to Kasabian the rock stars, this is a rave-ready hint at a return to the electronic experimentation that characterized their self-titled debut album way back in 2004, while still retaining their swagger and keeping things tongue-in-cheek, cartoon-like and – most importantly – fun.

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Rarely do bands such as Kasabian push the boundaries with each album and deliver stunning results with releases such as West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum and Velociraptor!

They’re cocky, cool, and here to rule so bow down before the kings of indie rock swagger as they tour Australia throughout August.

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What can you say about a Kasabian show? Glorious? Yes. Exuberant? Certainly. Defiant? Of course. But more than anything else simply ...Rocking.

From the first thumping chords of opener "Ill Ray" Kasabian announced their intent to deliver. Storming through a set list loaded with heady anthems, occasionally bringing the mood lower with numbers like the terrific "Goodbye Kiss", Kasabian had the whole arena eating out of their hands.

There's something special that happens when this band start to play in front of an audience. It's united - from those who just love the killer hooks to those who love that Kasabian really dont give a crap about the estaishment and really capture the spirit of rebellion. They're a band that capture the mood of the common person with lyrics at times partying and at other times sobering and thoughtful. But always hopeful - and with a joyous shout. A proper "fuck you" band exhorting the people to stand together and rise as one.

And rise the crowd did. Every single person in Leeds arena on their feet, jumping, dancing, singing - all together as one from those in the sweaty heaving mosh of the floor to those right at the very top of the top tier.

A marvellous night. Kasabian are the band that Oasis wished they were or xould have been.

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2009: I am 14, everybody is going crazy about Fire which was the first song I heard, and then Kasabian took my life by storm.

2011: Velociraptor! is out, adventurous and leaving behind all the bands which prefer to stay conservative and stand by classic sounding.

2014: I am 19, and 48:13 strikes with its sonic experimentation. It is colourful, wild, tentative and boundary-pushing.

2017: For crying out loud, so much awaited and so easy-to-love, prolongs the party which was carried to the concert. And it was a true madness fueled by our crazy love and the band’s response. Kasabian can be whatever band they want to be - they have our full support

As a major fan of British/European music, I must say it is always a pleasure to see these bands in the US since a lot of them play in smaller places.

I've seen Kasabian 3 times and my wife has 9 times now. They NEVER disappoint and this show was the same.

The energy they bring is amazing time after time and their music is always fun. They also look like they are having a legit great time up there doing what they love to do.

I was up front and again (which I should have learned)I should have brought ear plugs! But, the sound is muffled when one does uses those, so if you can stand a few days of ringing, then don't worry about it.

Overall if you thinking of seeing them live please, please GO. You will leave a fan.

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(AUS)  The distinct sound and integrity of Kasabian’s fifth studio album defines the very essence of the band, their trademark sound distilled and re-packaged into one incredibly exciting, unique statement of intent.

’48:13’ is driven by the continuous evolution and musical experimentation of the band through their previous 4 albums, spanning a career which celebrates its 10th year with the release of this, their 5th album.

1st single Eez-eh is a relentless all-night tune, which will doubtlessly ignite at the shows.

‘‘Eez-Eh’ is far from being a serious take on the world’s issues though. Whilst we’ve grown used to Kasabian the rock stars, this is a rave-ready hint at a return to the electronic experimentation that characterized their self-titled debut album way back in 2004, while still retaining their swagger and keeping things tongue-in-cheek, cartoon-like and – most importantly – fun.’ NME

Rarely do bands such as Kasabian push the boundaries with each album and deliver stunning results with releases such as West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum and Velociraptor!

They’re cocky, cool, and here to rule so bow down before the kings of indie rock swagger as they tour Australia throughout August.

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TUESDAY 12 AUGUST                    BRISBANE, EATONS HILL HOTEL –Licensed All Ages

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Kasabian review – raucous electro bounce fills an absurdly epic show

AO Arena, Manchester Serge Pizzorno steps up as frontman for this fearsome live show, which brings new shades of funk and soft rock to the band’s trademark guitar anthems

W hen Kasabian sacked their singer, Tom Meighan , the day before he was convicted for assaulting his partner, bandmate Serge Pizzorno stepped up from the ranks as a readymade replacement. The dark-featured, bearded guitarist has always been pivotal to the band’s image and joie de vivre, and his 2019 solo album and tour gave him a chance to test out his skills as frontman.

Here, the man who once scored a perfect volleyed goal on live TV while wearing winkle-picker shoes isn’t fazed by the prospect of facing a vast arena. He bounds on in an outsize, graffiti-covered parka of the sort that Liam Gallagher might reject as being over the top. Rocket Fuel – from the band’s latest album, The Alchemist’s Euphoria – brings the noise, a trademark mix of Prodigy-ish beats and Oasis swagger to tee everyone up for the weekend. “Manchester, it’s Friday!” Pizzorno cries. “Give me a mosh pit!”

The coat comes off after three songs, and the frontman reverts to his old self: black-clad, guitar strapped on, singing a little more nasally than his predecessor. But he still packs enough charisma to say things like “Everybody raise your hands to the sky!” without sounding silly.

Although Kasabian’s hooligan electro bounce isn’t for everybody, they are a fearsome live act. Drummer Ian Matthews peppers the electronics with thunderous percussive fills and bassist Chris Edwards brings the funk, meaning Club Foot, Underdog and Shoot the Runner sound raucously incorrigible. The band’s core sound has remained constant in two decades but they have added influences ranging from psychedelia to hip-hop. New song Scriptvre mixes soft rock and mainstream pop, while guitar anthem Bless This Acid House sounds like a duffed-up Stereophonics.

The show recognises the requirements of arenas. Pizzorno isn’t too proud for cliched “Left side make some noise!” routines, while the outfit of their new guitarist, Rob Harvey – a Grim Reaper-type hooded black coat – has a theatrical aspect. You’re in Love With a Psycho segues into Daft Punk’s One More Time, and a dip into the Stone Roses’ Waterfall during an acoustic version of Processed Beats delights the Manchester audience. The pace only drops slightly during an acid rock section. Pizzorno’s walk into the seated areas is fiendishly timed to liven up Treat, one of their more workaday numbers.

Empire becomes a gigantic massed chant and the singer claims: “The vibe tonight is the best I’ve ever seen.” He mentions the state of the country before suggesting that LSF (Lost Souls Forever) is a chance to “forget all the shit and pain, and be together”. The song’s chorus – “We’ve got our backs to the wall” – has never sounded so powerful. By the time they reach an absurdly epic Fire, crowd scenes of writhing bodies, topless males and jostling mosh pits resemble something from ancient Rome. Kasabian’s own empire seems as strong as ever.

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Going through the entrance to the Telegraph Building in Belfast on a rather cool and damp evening you enter a long almost tunnel like passageway that at the end opens up not a huge high roofed hall area.

It is the old Belfast Telegraph building and is literally gutted of any of its previous resident. Concrete floor and the walls are all bare and show the concrete bricks. It should be cold but is surprising always warm enough to even be in a t-shirt.

The packed-out hall tonight sees a great stage covered in alchemical signs and glyphs denoting the main attraction. The wall has a huge banner filled to the brim with the glyphs as well as the instruments on the stage itself. It was clear to see the band filling the building tonight were there to promote their latest well received album, The Alchemist’s Euphoria.

Yes, tonight was the return of Kasabian to Belfast, the incredible indie rockers lads from Leicester. There was no support act, but there was DJ Rigsy on stage warming up the massive crowd in anticipation of Sergio Pizzorno, Chris Edwards, Ian Matthews, Tim Carter and tour session musician Robert Harvey.

Once the DJ finished and the sound check started people were already so hyped, they started cheering the sound check of each instrument. The broad brush of young and older attendees were really ready for a night of absolutely slamming tuneage.

Then it was time for NME Award winners, Kasabian, to take their place on the stage. The lights dipped and the anticipation went up to electric levels. Then the lights exploded like a thousand suns as the band made their entrance with Sergio coming on last by bouncing around the stage. The roar of approval was deafening going up and down pitches as Sergio raised and lowered his hands encouraging everyone into the club of chaos.

The sound of rapturous applause, cheers, roars and yells were all acknowledged by Sergio with a massive grin on his face. Since taking over from Tom, who left the band this year, there were questions about whether Sergio could fill that position. Any doubt was blasted high into the atmosphere as they immediately dropped into “Rocket Fuel” with full on light performance and Sergio bouncing around the stage like he had too many energy drinks.

And it was spectacular. They crowd went wild before the tempo, impossibly, increased as they then slammed home the firm long-time favourite “Club Foot”. All it took was the first few notes and the whole building went into full chaotic mode jumping and bouncing with wild abandon as every voice joined as one to sing the chorus accentuating each vowel with raised fists. It was simply euphoric.

Even with the change in line-up it was plain to see Sergio’s time as backup singer was not wasted. Along with his vocals his stagemanship showed he was in full control and could turn on a dime at the right time to get the most out of the audience. With the refrain “That’s what I’m talking about” Sergio and the lads went Straight on into “Ill Ray (The King)” and “Underdog”.

The crowd must have been drinking energy drinks all day as there was no let-up in the massive amount of pogo moshing, bouncing, crowd hugging and fist pumping in time. All while they sang their hearts out.

Then to huge roars as Sergio waved of his arms they went into “Chemicals”. In response to the high-octane euphoria Sergio took a moment to address the audience “BELFAST! You are amazing. Let’s get this place jumping. C’mon.” and into the hypnotic beats of “eez-eh” with the whole place going berserk once more as Sergio took up his mantle of guitarist for “You’re in Love With a Psycho” as it medlied in with “One More Time”.

“Shoot the Runner ” was next as Sergio encouraged the crowd with “let’s get it going”. Again, the choral symbiosis of the packed-out hall with the vocals of Sergio was loud and proud. There will be a lot of exhausted people in the morning with very rough voices.

The intro of the space waltz leading into “Scripture” and on into “Treat” with a prompt of “put those hands to the sky” did not need to be said twice. The place was completely enraptured with the second to none performance of Kasabian as they slammed out each song with fervour and energy.

Chants arose of “Sergio” as the band went into “Stevie”. Everybody there must have lost a few pounds as everyone jumped around like maniacs.

“How are we feeling? Getting I want to see some proper bouncing” was another rallying cry from Sergio as they played “Pinch Roller” and “Empire” before finishing the official set with “Vlad the Impaler” and the inevitable bending down of everyone to ‘get loose’ once more.

Obviously, in line with tradition, there was a short recess for the band and to the old football chant of “Oley, Oley, Oley” they came back on and demolished the hall with

“Bless This Acid House”, “L.S.F. (Lost Souls Forever)” where Sergio shouted, “Let’s try and get as many people on shoulders as possible, thank you Belfast you’ve been fantastic”. With more audience participation of roars from the left side then the right side then altogether before finishing with the final freak out track for everyone there to spend what energy they had left, Kasabian dropped in “Fire”.

It can simply be said that Kasabian delivered an incredible performance of outstanding showmanship that had everyone in a state of energetic euphoria the entire time. It is an experience that can only be believed if you are there in person. What a night. Kasabian left everyone with smiles on their faces, happiness in their heart and an experience to talk about for months to come.

You really need to check out Kasabian for yourself. Find their tour dates at https://www.kasabian.co.uk/

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Tickets are currently available for the Kasabian 2022 tour on Ticketmaster .

Kasabian fans have waited months for general admission tickets for their 2022 tour, and they finally came out this morning at 9.30am.

Ahead of their album The Alchemist’s Euphoria, which will be released in August, the Leicester band are touring major venues across the UK from June.

Kasabian have had an extremely busy year, following their two albums in March, Full Throttle Take A Seat: Rap Rock Fusion and The Sacrament Of Rock .

Wednesday and Thursday this week saw presales for those who pre-ordered the new album, as well as those with Three mobile.

Kicking off the tour, Kasabian are set to headline 2022’s Isle of Wight festival alongside Lewis Capaldi, Lionel Richie and Muse, after 2021’s festival was postponed due to the pandemic.

The festival, on Friday 17 June, will also feature Blossoms, Shaggy, Sigrid, Craig David, The Vaccines and Nile Rodgers & Chic.

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How to buy Kasabian tickets in the UK

Tickets have just been made available on the Ticketmaster website . Fans are advised to get in there fast - tickets are currently available for every date, but a number of shows are already at low and limited availability.

Those wanting tickets for the Isle of Wight festival can also purchase them on Ticketmaster , with the options of Saturday or full weekend tickets, as well as the choice of a payment plan.

How much do tickets cost?

Full price tickets for the full Isle of Wight festival weekend sit at £208.20, but there are teen, student, and islander discounts. Saturday-only tickets come in at £80.50 each.

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For the rest of the UK tour, tickets vary by venue, ranging from £40.5 to £55.85.

There are also bundles available for Kasabian’s Manchester show - “The Alchemist’s Euphoria” CD bundle comes in at £59.75 with a standing ticket included.

What are the UK dates?

Kasabian will kick off the tour at the much-anticipated Isle of Wight festival, before touring six more major venues across the UK.

The full dates are:

16-18 June: Newport Isle of Wight Festival

26 June: Glasgow Hampden Park National Stadium

21 July: Norwich Nick Rayns LCR UEA

28 October: Manchester 02 Arena

29 October: London Alexandra Palace

2 November: Cardiff Motorpoint Arena Cardiff 

4 November: Birmingham Utilita Arena Birmingham

Tickets are available online at Ticketmaster.co.uk .

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20th October - The Telegraph Building, Belfast

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29th October - Alexandra Palace, London

31st October - The Dome, Doncaster

2nd November - Motorpoint Arena Cardiff

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The new dates will no doubt be welcomed by Kasabian fans, after seeing the Leicester outfit play festival dates across the summer.

The band have been delighting crowds at the likes of Neighbourhood Weekender , Tramlines Festival and Benicassim .

Not content to bring their energetic live sets to the band, Kasabian are also releasing their new album, The Alchemist's Euphoria this year.

Their seventh studio album, which includes singles SCRIPTVRE , ALYGATYR and new song CHEMICALS , will be released on 12th August 2022.

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Kasabian add two new dates to 2022 UK and Ireland tour

The band release their seventh album 'The Alchemist’s Euphoria' next month

Kasabian have added two more shows to their 2022 UK and Ireland headline tour – tickets will be available from here .

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The Leicester band will hit the road this October in support of their seventh album ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’ , which is due for release on August 11 via Columbia.

Serge Pizzorno and co. are set to perform in Manchester (October 28), London (29), Cardiff (November 2), Birmingham (4) and Glasgow (5).

Today (July 6), Kasabian have confirmed a pair of additional gigs: The Telegraph Building in Belfast on October 20, and the 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin on October 21.

Tickets for the new dates go on general sale at 9am BST this Friday (July 8) – purchase yours from here .

🧁NEW DATES🧁 October 20th, Telegraph Building, BELFAST. October 21st 3Olympia DUBLIN! ON SALE FRIDAY 9AM ⏰ https://t.co/6jDf7sJGid pic.twitter.com/lJCYqPTEBP — KasabianHQ (@KasabianHQ) July 6, 2022

Kasabian have already previewed ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’ with the singles ‘ALYGATOR’ , ‘SCRIPTVRE’ and ‘Chemicals’ . The forthcoming record will mark the group’s first full-length release since the departure of ex-frontman  Tom Meighan in 2020.

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Meighan was fired from the band  after being convicted of assaulting his then-girlfriend-now-wife, Vikki Ager . Pizzorno has since taken on the role of frontman.

During an interview with  NME in May , Pizzorno said that stepping into the lead singer job hadn’t altered his approach to songwriting. “I’ve always done it my way,” he explained. “If anything, it’s more fun in terms of being able to visualise the live show.”

He went on: “When you see someone sing words that have come from them, there’s something magical about that. You can really feel the sentiment in what someone is trying to say through a charged performance. That’s when sparks fly.

“This album was just us saying, ‘Let’s see what we can do, let’s see where we can take this’. Every album we’ve made has been way different to the one previously and you’ve never really known where we’re going to go next.”

Kasabian’s 2022 UK and Ireland tour dates are as follows:

October 20 – Belfast, The Telegraph Building 21 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre 28 – Manchester, AO Arena 29 – London, Alexandra Palace

November 2 – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena 4 – Birmingham, Utilita Arena 5 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro

Last month saw Kasabian perform a headline set at Isle Of Wight Festival 2022 , where  they were joined on-stage by their famous friend and fan Peter Crouch .

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Kasabian: AO Arena, Manchester – live review

As Kasabian stop off in Manchester on their tour of new album The Alchemist’s Euphoria, with Serge Pizzorno taking over the reigns the burning question is “so what would a Serge-fronted Kasabian sound like?”.  Guest reviewer Natalie Royale reports.

I can’t have been the only Kasabian fan prior to this gig at Manchester’s AO Arena with doubts as to what this performance would be like.  I have been a huge fan of the band since 2004 when they released their first, self-titled album, Kasabian; and when I’ve previously seen them live the band seemed to hinge itself on the chemistry that existed between (then) front man Tom Meighan and co-vocalist, songwriter and guitarist, Sergio (Serge) Pizzorno.

Whilst Serge’s role back then seemed to be to provide the songwriting talent and musical enquiry, Meighan was always the band’s connection to the crowd.  After the departure of Meighan in 2020, when he was convicted of assaulting his partner, a new frontman was required and there was only really ever one person in the running – step up to centre-stage Mr Pizzorno.

The band are touring their seventh studio album, The Alchemist’s Euphoria – their first with Pizzorno in the driver’s seat – and euphoria is undeniably the mood radiating from the sell-out crowd.  They open with Rocket Fuel – an industrial rave-like song with echoes of The Prodigy, the bassy thud that hits you in your stomach immediately getting the crowd bouncing along.  Pizzorno looks every inch the rock star – literally larger than life, with his 6’4” frame engulfed in a huge graffiti-covered puffer jacket, which unfortunately doesn’t last too long before it’s removed so he can carry on throwing himself energetically around the stage.

The band are fresh from the European leg of this tour and, although this Manchester show isn’t technically a homecoming gig for the Leicester rockers, you could be forgiven for thinking otherwise.  Pizzorno announces that “Manchester is where it’s f*&^ing at” and demands that we “sing our f^&*ing hearts out as loud as we can” – with the crowd only too happy to oblige.

Rocket Fuel is followed by three of their older, more anthemic tracks –  Club Foot, Ill Ray (The King) and Underdog, which all sound fresh and as loud and as large as the arena itself.  The whole crowd is bouncing, from the front barrier right to the back in the nosebleed seats.

CHEMICALS comes next with the melodic verse contrasting magnificently with the huge chorus.  Pizzorno’s energy is nothing short of infectious and this energy doesn’t fade all night, apart from one moment during the instrumental in TUE where, if you close your eyes, you could be forgiven for thinking you were at an early 1970s Pink Floyd concert, which provides a welcome moment to recover from all the dancing. They play Processed Beats for the first time since 2014 – and Serge dedicates the song to all the fans from ‘back in the day’ and thanks them for sticking around.  The crowd thank him right back as Pizzorno lowers the mic and lets the audience sing his chorus right back at him.

There is a clear mutual appreciation going on, Pizzorno spending a large portion of this gig applauding the crowd, hands raised above his head, with the audience roaring their gratitude right back at him.  The band even give an extra nod to the City’s musical heritage when they mix their 2004 hit Cutt Off (the first airing of this song since 2015) with Manchester legends The Stone Roses’ Waterfall, which goes down a storm with the crowd.

The new lineup is definitely more The Serge Show than the original Meighan-fronted Kasabian, but with a songwriter, producer and frontman like Serge, what’s not to love?  Their new songs blend effortlessly with the old classics, and you get a feeling Pizzorno is performing these older songs the way he always intended them to be performed.  Pizzorno (the musical and lyrical alchemist) is definitely euphoric in his new role.  What could have spelt the end for one of the UK’s most popular bands has resulted in a resounding comeback, and the band feel and sound stronger, tighter – and LOUDER – than ever –  I have never felt energy like it.

My advice?  If you get the chance to go and watch Kasabian on this tour – GO.  And be prepared to bounce.

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All words by guest reviewer Natalie Royale.

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2024 Masters Round 1 recap: Leaderboard, how Tiger Woods did, highlights

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Day 1 of the 2024 Masters has blown by.

Bryson DeChambeau holds the lead with a score of minus-7 after completing all 18 holes on Thursday. It’s his career-best round at Augusta. The world’s top-ranked golfer, Scottie Scheffler, sits in second one stroke behind after finishing his first round.

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Tiger Woods is in one of nine groups that didn’t finish first-round play. There was a weather delay, which pushed back start times. The five-time Masters champion has a score of minus-1 and is tied for 17th. He, Jason Day and Max Homa made it through hole No. 13 before the alarm sounded that darkness was starting to descend.

2016 Masters champion Danny Willett finished the round with a score of minus-4 in his return from shoulder surgery. Last year’s champion, Jon Rahm, has a score of plus-1. — Victoria Hernandez

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Who is leading at the Masters 2024? 

American Bryson DeChambeau is atop the leaderboard after the first round of the 2024 Masters. DeChambeau, who has one major win to his resume, finished the day with eight birdies and only one bogey for -7 on the day. DeChambeau joined LIV Golf in June 2022 and is one of 13 in the field at the Masters this year. He’s in pursuit of his first green jacket — his best showing was at the 2016 Masters when he finished tied for 21st place. 

DeChambeau only has a one stroke lead over fellow American Scottie Scheffler (-6), who sits in second place. Denmark’s Nicolai Højgaard (-5) is in third place and has the potential to climb up the leaderboard. He only completed 15 holes in round one before play was suspended due to darkness. Højgaard will resume play on the first round on Friday.  — Cydney Henderson

What did Tiger Woods shoot today?

Tiger Woods got off to a good start at the 2024 Masters. He shot minus-1 through 13 holes before play was suspended at Augusta National due to darkness. He will resume the first round at 7:50 a.m. ET on Friday morning. 

The 15-time major winner showed power on the day, reaching up to 180 MPH ball speed on several drives. He also had several clutch saves during the round, including a precise chip shot out of the bunker on the 10th hole to stay under par on the day. So far, he’s shot two birdies and one bogey. 

Woods has won the Masters five times his career, most recently in 2019. — Cydney Henderson

Round 1 suspended due to darkness

Play during Round 1 of the Masters was suspended at 7:51 p.m. ET at Augusta National Golf Club.

Subpar weather conditions at Augusta National caused a two-and-a-half-hour delay Thursday. The first tee time, which was originally scheduled for 8 a.m. ET, was moved to 10:30 a.m.

The first round will resume on Friday at 7:50 a.m. ET. Among the golfers still on the course when Round 1 play was suspended were Nicolai Højgaard (-5 through 15 holes), Max Homa (-4 through 13), Tyrrell Hatton (-3 through 14) and Tiger Woods (-1 through 13).

Round 2 play will begin at 8 a.m. ET on Friday. — Jim Reineking

Bryson DeChambeau leading Masters using 3-D printed irons only approved by USGA on Monday

AUGUSTA, Ga. — The Mad Scientist is at it again.

Bryson DeChambeau, who opened with a  7-under 65 in the first round  of the  Masters  at Augusta National Golf Club, is playing with a custom set of single-length irons made by little-known clubmaker Avoda that are made by 3-D printing and weren’t approved by the USGA until Monday . With no hesitation, DeChambeau inserted them in the bag at the Masters. — Adam Schupak , Golfweek

Wyndham Clark carded 1-over in his  first competitive round at Augusta National.

Wyndham Clark takes shot at LIV golf when asked about Masters leader Bryson DeChambeau

When asked if an 8-shot deficit to leader —  and LIV golfer — Bryson DeChambeau is insurmountable , Clark brushed off the suggestion.

“We've got 54 holes,” the reigning U.S. Open champion said . “In LIV Golf they only play 54, so I like my chances.” — Doug Stutsman, Special to the Augusta Chronicle

Tiger Woods finishes day one under par after 13 holes

The 13th hole (par 5) threatened to end Woods’ streak of eight consecutive holes at par or under. He teed off a 295-yard drive with 173 MPH ball speed that ended up in the rough behind a line of trees. He took a moment to strategize how he was going to avoid hitting any trees that surrounded him and ultimately decided to play it conservatively with a low straight shot that found the fairway. He landed on the green his next stroke and two-putted the ball in to save par. He finished the day at minus-1 through 13 holes. — Cydney Henderson

Nicolai Højgaard moves up leaderboard

Nicolai Højgaard sits in third place on the leaderboard, behind Bryson DeChambeau (minus-7) and Scottie Scheffler (minus-6) after 15 holes of play.

Højgaard vaulted up the leaderboard after birdies on four of five holes on the back nine. After birdying holes Nos. 11-13, Højgaard bogeyed No. 14 and then rebounded with a birdie on No. 15.

Both DeChambeau and Scheffler have completed Round 1. — Jim Reineking

Tiger Woods saves par on No. 12, stays under par

Woods teed off at the 12th hole (Par 3, 150 yards) with a seven iron and overshot the green, ending up in the rough at the back of the hole. The ball was positioned near a sprinkler head, so Woods had to awkwardly get into position for his second stroke, but he was able to make clean contact with the ball despite the debris. He gently chipped the ball on the green and knocked down the putt to save par. He’s at minus-1. — Cydney Henderson

Drip check: Jason Day rocks hammer pants that wave in the wind

A weather delay pushed back tee times on Thursday and the wind continued to push Jason Day’s pants around.

The Australian golfer, who is in the same group as Tiger Woods, was a trending topic on X, formerly Twitter, for his oversized pants that flapped in the wind. Fans compared Day to rap icon MC Hammer , who was known for his parachute pants, or implied that perhaps the golfer was trying to pay homage to a younger Woods .

Day is currently tied for 31st place with an even score through 10 holes. — Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods pars No. 11, still at minus-1

Welcome back to Amen’s Corner, Tiger.

Woods drove the ball 300 yards up the fairway with a ball speed of 174 MPH to open up the 11th hole, the start of Amen’s Corner, a stretch of three holes at the Masters that is considered to be particularly difficult. According to the ESPN broadcast, the 11th hole (par 4, 530 yards) is the second toughest hole on the course today. 

As Woods approached his second shot, the wind howled before he dropped the ball right in front of the green. His next shot was a work of art. He chipped the ball inches away from the hole to a lot of applause from the crowd and tapped it in for a par. He remains at minus-1. — Cydney Henderson

Tiger Woods on back nine, still at one under par

Woods started the 10th hole (par 4, 495 yards) out strong with a 306-yard drive down the fairway, but he missed to the right on his next stroke and landed in the bunker. Woods was not satisfied with his shot, rolling his eyes and taking a swipe at the grass with his club afterward, but he rebounded nicely. Woods executed a chip shot to get out of the bunker and set himself up for a routine putt for par. He remains at minus-1 through 10 holes. — Cydney Henderson

Tiger Woods shows he can still drive the ball

Tiger Woods still has power. At the ninth hole, Woods teed off on a 303-yard drive with a 177 MPH ball speed to set him up for a birdie attempt. 

Although he had an opportunity to climb up the leaderboard, Woods’ putt for birdie lost steam uphill against the wind. Woods is at minus-1 at the halfway point. He had two birdies and one bogey in the first nine holes. — Cydney Henderson

Rory McIlroy finishes up-and-down Round 1

Rory McIlroy finished the first round at Augusta National tied for 15th place at 1 under par after a roller coaster of a day. 

McIlroy, a four-time majors winner who has yet to win the Masters, got off to a rough start and bogeyed two of the first four holes. He proceed to right the ship, however, and shot four birdies to bring him to minus-2 heading into the 17th hole. Then, disaster struck and McIlroy shot his third bogey of the round and finished at minus-1 on the day. — Cydney Henderson

Scottie Scheffler finishes first round alone in second

Scottie Scheffler put on a show in his attempt for his second green jacket. The top-ranked player in the world finished his first round at the Masters with a score of -6 with 66 strokes through all 18 holes. He had six birdies, including one on hole No. 16 to bring him within one stroke of leader Bryson DeChambeau. Scheffler won the 2022 Masters. — Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods picks up birdie, gets back under par

Tiger Woods is back under par after picking up a birdie on hole No. 8, which the ESPN broadcasters dubbed the “easiest hole on the golf course today” at Par-5 and 570 yards. 

Woods opened the hole by launching a 307-yard drive down the right side of the fairway with a ball speed at 180 MPH. He landed on the green with his next stroke and two-putted the ball in for his second birdie of the day. He’s tied in 15th place at -1 through eight holes. — Cydney Henderson

Scottie Scheffler moves closer to lead with birdie

Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler is showing his skills and lingering at the top of the leaderboard.

He shot a birdie on hole No. 16 to come within one stroke of leader Bryson DeChambeau. Scheffler smacked a drive where the ball landed squarely on the green. He then easily tapped in the putt to score two strokes on the par-three hole.

His score of -6 stands alone in second place. - Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods scores par on No. 7

Tiger Woods is staying consistent and scored par on hole No 7. He tapped a short putt on the fourth stroke of the hole to finish it off. He’s scored par on five of his holes so far with a birdie and a bogey. His even score is tied for 29th place. - Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods even through six holes

Tiger Woods' putt on the sixth hole was bad. He left the uphill effort well short. That’s not the kind of effort we’re used to seeing from the 15-time major champion. He converted from 5 feet out for par, so no harm no foul. - Adam Woodard, Golfweek

Patrick Cantlay nails eagle after early struggles

Patrick Cantlay joined in on the fun by scoring the Masters' third eagle of the day.

On his second stroke of the No. 17 hole with 146 yards to go, he smacked the ball and it bounced on the green before casually rolling into the cup. He cracked a little smile and fist bumped his competitors.

Cantlay has shot three birdies and four bogeys in the first round. The eagle brought him to a score of -1. - Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods hits bogey

Tiger Woods is back at even par after a tough time on hole No. 4. With the ball sitting on the edge of the green, the five-time champion analyzed his shot. He took the putt and tapped the ball just beyond the cup. 

He then marked his spot while Jason Day finished his hole with two putts and Max Homa took his two shots. Woods then finished with a little tap for a bogey. - Victoria Hernandez

Will Zalatoris scores eagle on hole No. 13

Will Zalatoris is keeping the competition fierce and scored an eagle on hole No. 13. He boosted a drive on the 197-yard, par-five hole and the ball landed firmly on the green. He then tapped a putt to finish in three strokes.

The American now has a score of -3 to put him in a tie for third place. - Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods stays in red after two holes

Tiger Woods made par on hole No. 2. He finished the parfive hole with a short putt that rolled smoothly into the cup. His score remains -1 after he hit a birdie on his first hole.

Bryson DeChambeau finishes first round with lead

Bryson DeChambeau has finished his first round at Augusta. He completed the 18 holes with a score of -7 and 65 strokes, including eight birdies. The score puts him three strokes ahead of three second-place golfers. It’s his career best round at the Masters.

"I felt like I placed the golf ball in the right place today," he told ESPN. "I didn’t put myself into too many poor spots. I got a couple good breaks, but for the most part, I rolled it well, drove it well, hit my irons pretty well and took advantage when the opportunity presented itself."

Viktor Hovland moves up to second with three consecutive birdies

Viktor Hovland came to play. He is tied for second with a score of -4 after shooting three consecutive birdies on holes No. 7, 8 and 9. He also had a score under par on hole No. 2.

Hovland finished tied for seventh at last year’s Masters, his best finish so far at Augusta. - Victoria Hernandez

Tiger Woods tees off to much fanfare

Tiger Woods teed off at Augusta at 3:54 p.m. ET. He was met with loud applause when he was announced ahead of his first stroke at hole No. 1. Wearing a pink polo, he lined up for a swing and smacked the ball cleanly. The crowd cheered again when it fell on the fairway.

He finished the hole with a birdie.

Jason Day and Max Homa are in the same group as the five-time Masters champion. - Victoria Hernandez

Danny Willett finishes impressive first round in return from injury

Danny Willett’s quest to capture a second green jacket is going swimmingly so far.

The 2016 Masters champion finished the first round with a score of -4 totaling 68 strokes and is tied for second. His birdie on hole No.1 was the field’s first hole under par for the tournament. This is his first competition since September when he had shoulder surgery. - Victoria Hernandez

Bryson DeChambeau takes Masters lead

Ryan Fox had been leading the Masters through the afternoon, but Bryson DeChambeau reclaimed the spot at the top of the leaderboard.

He had a birdie on hole No. 15 to make his score -5 and separate himself from Fox. It was his sixth birdie of the day. He shot 2 under par at the three holes that make up Amen Corner. - Victoria Hernandez

Scottie Scheffler wows with birdie

Top-ranked Scottie Scheffler offered some excitement on hole No. 6. He took a moment to line up for a mid-range putt on the green, his second shot on the hole. He gave the ball a gentle tap and it rolled smoothly across the green and dropped into the cup.

It’s his second birdie of the day. He also made it on the second hole.

His -2 score ties him for fourth. - Victoria Hernandez

Will Zalatoris chips in shot to save par

Will Zalatoris kept his score in the negative when he made a chip shot at hole No. 5.

The ball was sitting on the fairway just outside the green. Zalatoris lined up and perfectly smacked it to dribble on the green and plunk into the hole.

He is tied for eighth with a score of -1. - Victoria Hernandez

Justin Thomas barely misses putt 

Hole No. 5 is proving tricky for the field today.

Justin Thomas is the latest to struggle on the hole. The ball was sitting on the green and he lined up for a putt, which would be his fourth stroke for par. He tapped the ball and it glided just next to the cup. The crowd groaned with Thomas at the missed shot. He then tapped the ball in for a bogey.

Thomas now has an even score through five holes. He is tied for 18th on the leaderboard.

Ryan Fox is in the lead at -5 through nine holes. - Victoria Hernandez

Masters leaderboard: Ryan Fox's eagle gives him lead at 5 under

An eagle on the par-5 eighth hole has given New Zealand's Ryan Fox the outright lead in the opening round of the Masters.

Fox birdied his first three holes of the day to grab a share of the lead, but after a run of four consecutive pars, he carded the first eagle of the tournament to move to 5-under on his round.

Fox, 37, tied for 26th at last year's Masters, his first appearance at Augusta and made the cut in all four major championships in 2023.

Erik van Rooyen and Byeong Hun An are tied for second at 4-under. — Steve Gardner

Tiger Woods at Masters

Follow every single Tiger Woods shot during the Masters here .

Woods is scheduled to tee off at 3:54 p.m. ET, along with Jason Day and Max Homa.

Masters leaderboard: Christo Lamprecht joins the top

One of the tallest competitors in Masters history, amateur Christo Lamprecht has grabbed a share of the lead.

The 23-year-old South African hit a nearly perfect tee shot on the par-3 sixth hole that left him with a putt shorter than his 6-8 height, which he converted for one of his three birdies on the front nine.

Lamprecht won the British Amateur last year and was the low amateur at the 2023 British Open. Born in South Africa, he's currently a senior at Georgia Tech. — Steve Gardner

Erik van Rooyen continues solid start

Making his third Masters appearance, Erik van Rooyen is making the most of it.

Van Rooyen, who was part of the first pair to tee off, is in a four-way tie for the lead at 3 under as he hits the turn.

The South Africa native has two wins on the PGA Tour, but his highest finish in a major was in 2019 when he tied for eighth at the PGA Championship at Bethpage Black in Farmingdale, New York. — Casey Moore

Masters leaderboard: Ryan Fox, Byeong Hun An join Bryson DeChambeau

New Zealand's Ryan Fox matched Bryson DeChambeau's sizzling start with birdies on his first three holes to share the early lead.

Fox, 37, tied for 26th at last year's Masters, his first appearance at Augusta. The DP World Tour player of the year in 2022, Fox made the cut in all four major championships in 2023.

Not to be outdone, Korea's Byeong Hun An also birdied his first three holes to grab a share of the lead. — Steve Gardner

Masters forecast at Augusta

The storm front that forced a 2 1/2-hour delay in starting first-round play at Augusta National has given way to sunshine and breezy conditions with the arrival of the noon hour.

The wind is expected to gust up to 40 mph during the course of the day, making it more difficult for players with afternoon tee times.

Among the more prominent names who will have to deal with those conditions: defending champion Jon Rahm (1 p.m. start), 2022 winner Scottie Scheffler (1:12) and five-time champ Tiger Woods (3:54). — Steve Gardner

Bryson DeChambeau birdies first three holes

2020 U.S. Open Bryson DeChambeau is off to a scorching hot start, making birdies on each of his first three holes to take over the lead at Augusta.

Erik van Rooyen is still at 2 under after seven holes, good enough for second place. Danny Willett, who birdied two of the first three holes, bogeyed No. 5 to fall into a pack tied for third at 1 under.

Getting ready to tee off next is Phil Mickelson, Sepp Straka and Tony Finau.

Masters leaders: Willett, van Rooyen tied at 2 under

England's Danny Willett and South Africa's Erik van Rooyen each have a pair of birdies on their scorecards in the early going at Augusta National.

They share the lead at 2-under par.

Van Rooyen, in the day's first pairing off the tee, birdied the third and sixth holes.

Willett, the 2016 Masters champ, had his birdies on No. 1 and No. 3. — Steve Gardner

Updated Masters live TV coverage

ESPN will have live broadcast coverage of Thursday's opening round from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. ET.

ESPN+ will also have live streaming coverage ., as well as Paramount+ and Fubo .

In addition, live streaming coverage can also be found on the Masters website , beginning at 11:15 a.m. with several different viewing options:

• Holes 4, 5 & 6
• Featured groups (and Featured Group Plus)
• Amen Corner
• Holes 15 & 16

Jake Knapp bogeys No. 4

The four-way tie for the much-too-early-to-discuss leaderboard has become a three-way tie.

Jake Knapp turned in a bogey on hole No. 4, which leaves Erik van Rooyen, Taylor Moore and Danny Willett at the top with 1 under par.

Knapp is now even with six other golfers on the course. Luke List is 1 over after 1 hole and Austin Eckroat is 2 over after two. — Casey Moore

Danny Willett gets first birdie at 2024 Masters

And the first birdie of the opening round of the 2024 Masters goes to … Danny Willett.

The 2016 Masters champion knocked in a 25-foot birdie on the opening hole of his round to take the early lead. Willett missed the cut in last year's Masters.

Jake Knapp and Erik van Rooyen (on No. 3) and Taylor Moore (No. 2) also added birdies on their scorecards to tie Willett for the very early lead. — Steve Gardner

Pars all around

Jose Maria Olazabel, Taylor Moore and amateur Santiago de la Fuente joined Erik van Rooyen and Jake Knapp with pars on hole No. 1. The next group rolling is is Danny Willett, Austin Eckroat and Stephan Jaeger, followed at 11:06 a.m. ET by Charl Schwartzel, Luke List and amateur Christo Lamprecht. — Casey Moore

Masters 2024 underway

With delayed anticipation, Erik van Rooyen (South Africa) and Jake Knapp (United States) have gotten this Masters going.

Both players safely completed the opening hole with pars on the 445-yard par 4.

Next up: Jose Maria Olazabel, Taylor Moore and amateur Santiago de la Fuente will tee off at 10:42 a.m. ET. — Casey Moore

Masters honorary starters tee off

Let the game begin!

Augusta National chairperson Fred Ridley took the first tee promptly at 10:10 a.m. ET and introduced the three honorary starters: Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus and Tom Watson.

As Ridley pointed out, the trio combined for 11 Masters victories and 140 appearances across six decades. — Casey Moore

Masters Round 1 start time

The first round of the Masters has been delayed until 10:30 a.m. ET on Thursday due to weather . The original start time was 8 a.m., with Erik van Rooyen and Jake Knapp the first pairing.

What time does Tiger Woods tee off at the Masters? 

Tiger Woods will start his Masters at 3:54 p.m. ET. Woods, who was originally scheduled to tee off at 1:24 p.m., is paired up with Jason Day of Australia and fellow American Max Homa.

Masters tee times Round 1 

Here is every updated tee time and pairing for round 1 of the Masters . These will be updated when possible.

Masters live stream 

For cord-cutters, select focuses of the Masters will be available on Paramount+ and ESPN+ over the four-day event. Cord-cutters can also turn to Fubo, which carries CBS and ESPN.

Masters odds 

World No. 1  Scottie Scheffler  is the pre-tournament favorite to win the title at Augusta National, potentially adding a second green jacket to his collection. Here’s the complete list of Masters 2024 odds . 

• Scottie Scheffler: +400 
• Rory McIlroy: +1000 
• Jon Rahm: +1200 
• Xander Schauffele: +1400 
• Brooks Koepka: +2000 
• Hideki Matsuyama: +2000 

List of LIV players in Masters 2024 

Thirteen golfers from the LIV Golf circuit are set to compete in the Masters Tournament this year. They are: Bryson DeChambeau, Sergio García, Tyrell Hatton, Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka, Adrian Meronk, Phil Mickelson, Joaquín Niemann, Jon Rahm, Patrick Reed, Charl Schwartzel, Cameron Smith and Bubba Watson.

Masters 2024 announcers

ESPN will feature a veteran team of hosts and analysts for its coverage of this year's tournament.  Jim Nantz  makes his return for CBS as does Verne Lundquist , who will be calling his final Masters.

Here are the broadcasters for the 2024 Masters .

Augusta National course map 

Check out this complete Augusta National course map for the 2024 Masters Tournament.

Augusta National hole-by-hole guide 

Here's everything you need to know about all 18 holes of the Masters at Augusta National . 

History of Green Jacket at Masters

The Green Jacket awarded to the Masters champion each year is one of the most iconic symbols in sports. The tradition dates back to the founding of Augusta National Golf Club when it was decided that members should wear brightly colored blazers at the 1937 Masters so that patrons would know who to ask if they needed assistance.

Read more about the Green Jacket's history here. — Steve Gardner

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