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Faithless announce 2024 ‘Champion Sound’ UK and European tour

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Faithless have announced a UK and European tour for later this year, to go alongside news of their new album ‘Champion Sound’.The dance legends’ biggest run of dates in 10 years will kick off their 21-date run with a show at Edinburgh’s O2 Academy on November 1 and will wrap at Copenhagen’s Poolen on December 14.The tour includes dates in Belfast, Newcastle, Birmingham, Bristol, Brighton, London and Manchester – see the full list of dates below.

Tinlicker will join Faithless as the opening act. Tickets go on presale at 10am local time on Wednesday (August 28), with general sale beginning on Friday at the same time – get yours here.A post shared by Faithless (@faithlessofficial)NOVEMBER1 – Edinburgh, O2 Academy2 – Belfast, Telegraph Building6 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall7 – Birmingham, O2 Academy8 – Bristol, Document9 – Brighton, Brighton Centre14 – London, O2 Academy Brixton21 – Dusseldorf, Mitsubishi Electric Halle22 – Antwerp, Lotto Arena23 – Offenbach, Stadthalle28 – Munich, Tonhalle29 – Zurich, Halle 62230 – Milan, FabriqueDECEMBER3 – Wroclaw, A24 – Vienna, Gasometer6 – Budapest, Barba Negra7 – Kosice, Steel Arena8 – Prague, Forum Karlin12 – Amsterdam, AFAS Live14 – Copenhagen, PoolenThey follow a run of shows the group played in June, including a gig at London’s Roundhouse and appearances at festivals including Glastonbury, Camp Bestival and Wilderness Festival.Last month, Faithless announced their eighth album ‘Champion Sound’, although no release date has yet been confirmed.It will be their first new music since 2020’s ‘All Blessed’, and their first since the passing of former vocalist Maxi Jazz in December 2022.

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