A new immersive Peaky Blinders event titled 'The Rise' is coming to London this summer.
Although little detail has been shared about the experience, they have shared a post to the show's official Twitter account urging viewers to sign up to a mailing list to find out more.
And while the series has shared little to no info about the event, the title suggests that fans will be transported back to working-class Birmingham in 1919.
Previously the series hosted a two-day immersive Peaky Blinders festival in 2018, which let fans travel back in time to old Birmingham.
Unfortunately, Thomas Shelby (Cillian Murphy) or Alfie Solomons (Tom Hardy) didn't make an appearance, but fans of the gritty drama sure felt like there were.
To make visitors feel like they had stepped onto the set of the BBC drama, over 100 actors and musicians in flapper dresses and iconic caps lined the streets of Birmingham.
They also got to enjoy a vintage fairground, live street magic, local Brummie ales, Irish folk musicians, live boxing and historical talks.
So, if that's anything to go by - we hope the upcoming event in 2022 follows suit!
Meanwhile, Peaky Blinders fans were treated to a first look of Stephen Graham in the upcoming series.
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The BBC drama released a new teaser ahead of the show's latest installment to their social media channels earlier this week and have no doubt thrilled them with a glimpse of the Line of Duty actor in character.
In the thrilling short trailer, the Liverpudlian's mysterious character is seen clashing with the Shelby brothers, hinting at troublesome feud ahead.
As ominous shots of the Peaky Blinders are shown, Graham's character voice is heard saying: "I hear there's some man here from Birmingham looking for me."
Understandably fans of the series took to Twitter in their droves to share their excitement over Graham's long-awaited appearance.
One fan penned: "OMG! Stephen Graham in Peaky Blinders!!! 2022 is gonna be a good one".
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"Cillian Murphy and Stephen Graham in a TV show together is the best thing to ever happen on TV," another commented.
"I thought Peaky Blinders couldn't get any better, but then Stephen Graham appears in it," a third shared. "Simply amazing stuff.
A fourth added: "Wow this looks sooooooo good. Actually so excited to watch the new series."
To find out more about Peaky Blinders The Rise immersive event, click here.
Topics: TV and Film, BBC, Peaky Blinders