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The Dare announces 2024 UK and European tour
nme.comThe Dare has announced details of a UK and European tour, set to take place later this year.Revealed today (September 18), the new tour dates come in celebration of the musician’s debut album ‘What’s Wrong With New York?’Arriving via Polydor/Republic Records on September 6, the artist – real name Harrison Patrick Smith – then kicked off his first-ever North American headline tour.
These dates included a sold-out show at New York’s Webster Hall last week.Now, he has announced details of a UK and European leg of the tour, which is set to kick off later this year.Seven new shows have been shared, all of which take place in November.
They kick off with an opening night at the Gretchen venue in Berlin (13), followed by two shows in Paris, held at the Silencio and Badaboum venues on November 15 and 16 respectively.From there, The Dare will play one show at the Bitterzoet in Amsterdam on the 18th, before heading over to the UK for three live dates.
The first of which is at London’s Heaven on November 20, followed by a show in Leeds the following night and a closing gig at The Arch in Brighton on November 23.Tickets go on sale this Friday (September 20) and will be available here.
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