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Everything Everything announce autumn 2024 UK tour
nme.comEverything Everything have announced details of a new UK tour, set to kick off later this year. Find ticket details and a list of new tour dates below.Announced today (August 30), the new dates come on the heels of the band getting 2024 off to a huge start.
Earlier this year, they shared their latest album ‘Mountainhead’, which became their sixth consecutive UK Top 10 album, and dropped the single ‘Cold Reactor’, which has made its way to being one of their biggest streaming and airplay hits to date.Now, the Manchester art band have confirmed that they have one more huge surprise planned for the remainder of the year: a new headline tour that’ll take them across the UK.Kicking off in November, the first show of the 10-date tour will be held at the Komedia venue in Bath on November 15.
From there, the remainder of the dates will continue across the following month, starting with a date at Dreamland in Margate on December 4.Shows in Birmingham, Sheffield, Liverpool, Edinburgh and Newcastle are lined up for December 6, 7, 8, 9 and 11 respectively, before the dates conclude with shows in Norwich (12), Brighton (13) and Oxford (14).UK… After our sold out Mountainhead tour in spring we’re heading back out again, this time to some places we haven’t been for a long time.
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