Falling on the same night of the 2024 BRIT awards, Wunderhorse took to the stage last Saturday to rapturous applause. The legendary 700-year-old pub announced the secret set just hours before the group were scheduled to perform, causing fans to scramble to purchase last-minute tickets. Fronted by singer-songwriter Jacob Slater, his distinctive rough and ready vocals and razor-sharp lyricism are hard to shake off. Slater’s gritty on-stage persona is reminiscent of blistering American garage bands, causing him to launch into a series of rage-fuelled outbursts, only to lose him again in a 90s psychedelic fog.

The Hertfordshire-born musician had made the decision to exit his old band Dead Pretties in 2017, a path that would eventually lead him to form his next project Wunderhorse, releasing their debut, critically-acclaimed album ‘Cub‘ in October 2022, a beautiful yet bloodied catalogue of teenage misadventure. The past two years have seen Slater build up a fair amount of mileage, having scored not only glowing album reviews and international recognition, but rather ironically his first ever acting role as Sex Pistols drummer Paul Cook in Danny Boyle’s tv miniseries Pistol.

A multifaceted writer and instrumentalist, Slater has also curated his own separate solo project, releasing his first ever record ‘Pinky, I Love You‘ in August 2023, another deeply personal and tender account of youth driven by a rousing, prog-rock sound. On February 5, the band announced they will be performing at Isle of Wight, TRNSMT, Boardmasters and Reading and Leeds festival this summer.

As of last weekend, they also shared they will be headlining Dot To Dot Festival in May alongside Irish electronic duo Jockstrap, and Brighton’s The Great Escape festival accompanied by other major acts such as Faye Webster and SOFTPLAY. Great Escape Fest is known for showcasing the biggest and brightest up and coming artists from around the country, with over 150 acts set to take part in different venues across the city.

Wunderhorse took to Instagram last month to lift the lid on new music, revealing they are currently in the process of recording their sophomore album, simply commenting: “Back on the road in March, new music in tow”. The four-piece will be supporting English singer-songwriter Declan McKenna on his 2024 UK tour this month, kicking things off at Cardiff University’s Student Union on March 23. You can purchase tickets here.

We’re excited to announce loads of support acts for our upcoming UK tour, hand picked by the band and @This_Feeling.

Find out more and get your tickets here: https://t.co/q1winTEx5b pic.twitter.com/IKPxZeMWuG

— The View (@viewofficial) October 9, 2023

Bringing local, emerging bands on tour is a great way to give them the spotlight and reach fans in a way they may not have been able to otherwise. This Feeling announced “We’re delighted to announce some amazing support bands for our upcoming UK tour. Each band have been hand picked by the band and club night This Feeling to give young, up and coming acts the chance to share a bigger stage with The View.”

This Feeling founder Mikey Jonns shared his excitement for the upcoming tour, by saying “As a young band the opportunity to play big venues with a big band is a dream so huge love and respect The View boys for making that dream come true for loads of brilliant acts we’re working with – it’s gonna be a blinding night of music from start to finish!”

Different bands will support The View on different dates of the tour. Support acts will typically join the Scottish trio on dates in their local area. You can find a full list of tour dates and support acts below.

For tickets to the upcoming UK tour, click here.

Tour dates:

02/11/2023 – Rescue Rooms – Nottingham (with The Rosadocs)
03/11 – O2 Academy 2 – Liverpool (with Wull and Lissy Taylor)
04/11 – O2 Academy 2 – Manchester (with Shambolics and ROLLA)
10/11 – Waterfront – Norwich (with Bag of Cans)
11/11 – The Rocking Chair – Wrexham (with Jonny Ash)
15/11 – Junction – Cambridge (with Oscar Corney)
16/11 – Marble Factory – Bristol (with Twin City)
18/11 – Concorde 2 – Brighton (with Hope and Ruin)
22/11 – Old Fire Station – Carlisle (with Dictator)
23/11 – Tramshed – Cardiff (with Ratoon)
24/11 – Warehouse – Leeds (with The Sheratons)
25/11 – Keele University – Keele (with The Lilacs and Ruby J)
28/11 – Docks Academy – Grimsby (with Breeze)
29/11 – Engine Rooms – Southampton (with Dead Freights)
30/11 – The Mill – Birmingham (with Rosa Caelum)                                                                                                                                                                                                                                      01/12/2023 – Foundry – Sheffield (with CRUZ)
02/12 Newcastle University – Newcastle (with The Lilacs and Soup)
07/12 – Scala – London (with Shambolics and Spangled)
13/12 – O2 Academy – Edinburgh (with Shambolics and Ben Walker)
14/12 – Grand Hall – Kilmarnock (with Shambolics and Ben Walker)
16/12 – P&J Live, Hall C – Aberdeen (with DAYTIME TV and Ben Walker)
17/12 – Caird Hall – Dundee (with DAYTIME TV and Ben Walker)
18/12 – Caird Hall – Dundee (with DAYTIME TV and Ben Walker)

In an interview with Good Morning Britain, Charlie Simpson, talked about how he thought the music industry had changed in the last 20 years, he said, “The music industry is unrecognisable, it’s like the way people consume music, the way, um, just the way the industry works is so different.” Matt Willis, told Good Morning Britain, what it feels like to be performing again and added, “We’re the same idiots that we were when we were 16 in a bedroom making music.” 

Busted is set to be supported by the American pop-rock band Hanson and the British band The Tyne.

Fans can expect to hear songs from their new album Greatest Hits 2.0. Busted have taken some of their biggest singles and reworked these songs with 15 feature artists, including, You Me at Six, Dashboard Confessionals, Wheatus, Jonas Brothers and many more.

Busted had a remarkable comeback in 2013 when Matt and James joined forces with McFly to form the highly anticipated supergroup, McBusted. The reunion of the original lineup was further solidified with Charlie’s return in 2015, after pursing his own solo career. In February this year, Charlie Simpson won the fourth series of The Masked Singer as ‘Rhino’, making him the first male winner in the UK .

In 2019, the group decided to take a break and go on hiatus. Now, after a significant four-year gap, their comeback is expected to be their most significant and enthusiastically received return to date.

With the success of the tour, Busted announced on their social media, that they would be preforming at the Hits Live show in Birmingham and Manchester 24th/25th November.

SURPRISE We’ll be playing the #hitslive shows in both Birmingham and Manchester on 24th and 25th November. Grab your tickets here this is going to be fun https://t.co/itpcMN6ibU @hitsradiouk pic.twitter.com/uwUgyFjuZi

— Busted (@Busted) September 27, 2023

Busted Tour Dates – Purchase tickets here.

29/09/23 – Utillita – Birmingham
30/09 – AO Arena – Manchester
01/10 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
04/10 – Motorpoint Arena – Nottingham
08/10 – SSE Arena – Belfast
10/10 – O2 Arena – London
12/10 – Pryzm Kingston – London 

The Hits Show Tickets purchase here 

24/11 – Resorts World Arena – Birmingham
25/11 – AO Arena – Manchester 

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The group will be heading over to the UK for a 6 date run of shows to commemorate their album with fans.

D12 was formed in 1996 by rapper Proof, who assembled other rappers local to Detroit, Michigan to be part of the ensemble. The group originally consisted of Proof, Bizarre, Mr. Porter, Kuniva and Bugz.

Global superstar Eminem later joined the group in 1999, along with Swifty McVay, following Bugz’s death. However, only Swifty McVay and Kuniva will be present on the upcoming tour.

The supergroup were signed to Eminem’s Shady Records and released two albums. Their debut, 2001’s Devil’s Night, launched them to success by reaching the number one spot on the US Billboard 200 chart and sold 372,000 copies in it’s first week. The album also saw D12 become an award winning group, as they were celebrated as the Best Hip-Hop/Urban Artist (International) at the 2002 ECHO Awards.

D12 followed this with their second and final album, D12 World, which turns 20 years old next year. The lead single “My Band” was a smash hit, which led to the LP also landing the number one spot on the US Billboard 200 chart.

“My Band” reached the top spot in Australia and on the US Rhythmic Top 40, the Top 5 in the UK and Germany, and Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it a fan favourinte, and one of the group’s most successful songs to date. “My Band” is certified platinum in Australia, New Zealand and United Kingdom, and gold in Germany, Norway and United States.

The group disbanded in 2018, just two years after founding member Proof tragically passed away in a shooting in 2016. Many believed this to be the cause D12’s split, and Eminem soon confirmed this in the form of lyrics in his 2018 song “Stepping Stone” from the album Kamikaze. The rapper mentions D12 multiple times in the track, which includes lyrics such as “‘Cause the truth is, the moment that Proof died, so did the group“, and “It’s not goodbye to our friendship, but D12 is over”.

Tickets for the D12 World 20th anniversary tour will go on sale Friday 22nd September at 10am. For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.

Tour dates:

06/12/2023 – O2 Ritz – Manchester

07/12 – XOYO – Birmingham

08/12 – Electric Ballroom – London

09/12 – SWX – Bristol

11/12 – Tramshed – Cardiff

12/12 – Engine Rooms – Southampton

Patrick Stump, Pete Wentz, Andy Hurley, and Joe Trohman, the four members of Fall Out Boy, posted on Instagram earlier in the year to let fans know, that following on from their new album release, they had a new tour called, So Much for (Tour) Dust. In the video post, they also revealed the names of their supporting acts.

Fall Out Boy released their 8th album called, So Much (for) Stardust. This is also the title track on the new album (track no.13).

The album peaked at No.3 in the UK Official Top 40 album chart. Their first single to be released from So Much (for) Stardust, is called “Love From The Other Side.” 

Fans were quick to respond to the band’s announcement on Instagram and comments showed a stir of eagerness and excitement among fans.

One Fan commented “Let’s gooo” and another with, “It’s a good day to be alive.” There was also this comment expressed, “This sounds like old School Fall Out Boy 2005-2009.”

In an interview with NME music magazine regarding their leading song from the album, “Love from the other side”, it was also then suggested to be sounding and feeling like the original Fall Out Boy energy. Which ties into what some fans were hearing from the new single.

Here is what the lead singer Patrick Stump thought to that fore mentioned vibe, he said, “It’s not a throw back record.” and “I wouldn’t say that the whole of ‘So Much (For) Stardust)’ is this fast, hard rock record but throughout there is this feeling of just us, together, which I was really happy to hear again.”

This tour of new songs, promises an even deeper look into who the band really are. Commonly referred to as the face of emo music, since the early 00’s, Patrick Stump adds, “It’s the kind of hurt you get when you’re in your early 40s, you look around at the state of the world and think, ‘Jeez’. There’s something about what he had to say throughout the whole album that really resonated with me. ‘Love From The Other Side’ definitely has this very mature bitterness to it.”

So Much For (Tour) Dust is set to demonstrate the band’s exemplary display of Fall Out Boy’s renowned and unmistakable live performance capability, with multiple shows having sold out.

UK Tour Dates  – Purchase Ticket’s 

27/10/2023 – First Direct Arena – Leeds
28/10 – OVO Hydro – Glasgow
29/10 –  Arena – Manchester
31/10 – Ulilita Arena Birmingham – Birmingham
02/11 – The O2 – London
03/11 – The O2 – London
04/11 – Cardiff International Arena – Cardiff

Europe Tour Dates – Purchase Ticket’s

17/10/23 – Cos Torwar – Warsaw, Poland
18/10/23 – Sportovni Hala Fortuna – Prague, Czech Republic
20/10/23 – Mediolanum Forum – Milan, Italy
21/10/23 – Zenith – Paris, France
24/10/23 – AFAS Live – Amsterdam, Netherlands
25/10/23 – Forest National – Brussels, Belgium
06/11/23 – Rudolf Weber Arena – Oberhausen, Germany
07/11/23 – Barclays Arena – Hamburg, Germany

The band took to social media to tease their new single with the caption “BANG YA HEAD TIL YOU BREAK YOUR NECK”. The single is set to be released on September 8th.

Wargasm joined Florida based Nu-metal band Limp Bizkit, famous for their genre-defining hit songs “Rollin'” and “Break Stuff”, on their “Still Sucks” European tour throughout March and April this year. Now, frontman Fred Durst is set to feature on Wargasm’s highly-anticipated debut album Venom, which is set to be released on October 27th.

“BANG YA HEAD” is the second single to be released from Venom, following “Do It So Good”, which dropped last month alongside a music video for a “taste of what’s to come”.

In an interview with Kerrang, the electronic-rock duo comprised of Milkie Way and Sam Matlock, described Venom as “Heavy, melodic, disgusting, honest, sexy, everything this band has experimented with since our inception has been pinned down on the anvil and hammered into shape, thrown at the wall, beaten into a more fucked up shape and gone back onto the anvil.”

“Venom is us. This is ours and before the year clocks out this will be yours. Watch closely – you have no idea what’s gonna happen next.”

“For the last 16 months we’ve spent every moment off the road in the studio creating the perfect debut album for Wargasm.”

After spending over a year working on their upcoming album, Wargasm are set to hit the road later this year to promote Venom for an electric tour, which will be the band’s biggest headliner to date.

You can buy tickets for the upcoming tour here.

Tour dates:

8/11/2023 – The 1865 – Southampton, UK

9/11 – Rock City – Nottingham, UK

10/11 – Ulster Sports Club – Belfast, UK

11/11 – Opium Live, Dublin, Ireland

14/11 – Sentrum Scene – Oslo, Norway

15/11 – Annexet – Stockholm, Sweden

16/11 – Amager Bio – Copenhagen, Denmark

18/11 – Sporthalle Hamburg – Hamburg, Germany

19/11 – Verti Music Hall – Berlin, Germany

21/11 – Palladium – Cologne, Germany

23/11 – Gasometer – Vienna, Austria

24/11 – Zenith, die Kulturhalle – Munich, Germany

25/11 – La Laiterie – Strasbourg, France

27/11 – Proxima – Warsaw, Poland

28/11 – Klub Zascianek – Krakow, Poland

30/11 – Patronaat – Haarlem, Netherlands

1/12 – Stadthalle Offenbach – Offenbach, Germany

3/12 – 013 – Tilburg, Netherlands

4/12 – Ancienne Belgique (AB) – Brussels, Belgium

6/12 – L’Olympia – Paris, France

7/12 – ROCKHAL – Esch Sur Alzette, Luxembourg

8/12 – Fabrique – Milan, Italy

10/12 – The Mill – Birmingham, UK

12/12 – SWG3 – Glasgow, UK

13/12 – O2 Ritz – Manchester, UK

14/12 – SWX – Bristol, UK

15/12 – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire – London, UK

Directed by Daniel Nellis, the video – which sees lead singer Vincent Neff cycling through a parallel universe to the hypnotic beat of his band’s trance-infused dance anthem – boasts impressive neon visuals and an interesting backstory. The group explains via their socials: 

“The lyrics are a bit of an ode to watching the Tour de France with Pete Shelley’s signature track playing as a kid. We thought it would be fun to build upon that with the video, which sees Vinny being put through his paces, ramping up in speed until he breaks beyond reality.”

Nellis adds: “In ‘Slipstream’ we join Vinny on his wayward journey through a twilight town. In this parallel universe characters are stuck in motion forever, their soundtrack cosmically transmitted between them, leaving each other in a state of ecstasy. Vinny’s search for his non-existent destination leaves him in ever increasing kinetic states of blissful speed fed highs, leaving the others in his world forever and ever in his Slipstream.”

Check out the video below:

The kaleidoscopic visuals provide the perfect accompaniment to the synth-laden sonic landscape concocted by a revitalised Django Django. “Slipstream”, like the rest of the tracks on Off Planet, was born out of lockdown, when the group chose to approach their songwriting from a different angle, abandoning all preconceived rules, embracing widespread collaboration and exploring new ideas.

In an effort to deconstruct the band’s identity, Django Django co-founder and producer Dave Maclean drew from their long history of disparate influences, delivering a new range of sounds and rhythms intended to convey the astral themes of the record. Soon enough, the concept of a double album – with each side representing a different planet – was formed.

The result is a sprawling, unpredictable and genre-bending project whose release plan is every bit as unconventional as its presentation (the band unveiled each of the four sides in respective monthly instalments). 

In support of their new record, Django Django have announced an Off Planet headline UK and European tour.

See below for UK dates:

10/12/2023 – SWX – Bristol
12/12 – Liquid Room – Edinburgh
13/12 – New Century Hall – Manchester
14/12 – Koko – London
16/12 – The Button Factory – Dublin

Tickets can be purchased here.

Buy/stream Off Planet here.

The double Mercury Prize winner will play two dates in each city on her journey. Commencing at 3Olympia Theatre in Dublin on the 22^nd September, Polly Jean will perform at Barrowland in Glasgow, The Roundhouse in London, and The Albert Hall in Manchester on her tour. She will then travel to Europe playing in Amsterdam, Brussels, Paris, Zurich, Prague, Berlin, Warsaw, Copenhagen, and close the tour in Oslo on Halloween.

The alternative chamber folk singer-songwriter unveiled her plans for the tour to her community mailing list this morning (7^th June) prior to social media.

A limited number of presale tickets will be available Wednesday 14^th June 10 am BST to those who pre-order Harvey’s new album I Inside The Old Year Dying from the official store which you can access here. For members of the mailing list community tickets will be on presale at Thursday 15^th June from 10 am BST. Sign up to PJ’s mailing list here. General sale will begin on Friday 16^th June. See here for tickets.

Alongside this announcement came the haunting title track from PJ’s upcoming album. The single is accompanied by a music video directed by Cristóbal León and Joaquín Cociña. Watch the video below:

“This delicate and beautiful song eluded us until the very last day in the studio,” Harvey revealed in a press release. “Over the previous five weeks we had tried so many times to capture it and failed, but then John reinvented the feel of the guitar pattern. As he was demonstrating it in the control room, Flood handed me a microphone and pressed record whilst I sat next to John trying to work out how to sing to it. The result somehow captures the ethereal and melancholic longing I was looking for.”

Back in April, PJ Harvey ended her musical hiatus by sharing the ethereal and hypnotic single “A Child’s Question, August” as well as announcing the news of her 10^th studio album. Watch the video for the track directed by Steve Gullick below:

 I Inside the Old Year Dying will be released on 7^th July via Partisan Records. The record is the follow up to 2016’s The Hope Six Demolition Project and was produced and mixed by her long-time collaborators John Parrish and Flood. On Instagram, PJ wrote, “After many years of work I am very happy to release this collection of new songs. It was a difficult album to make and took time to find its strongest form, but it has finally become all I hoped for it to be.”

See the track list for I Inside the Old Year Dying below:

1.  Prayer at the Gate
2. Autumn Term
3. Lwonesome Tonight
4. Seem an I
5. The Nether-edge
6. I Inside the Old Year Dying
7. All Souls
8. A Child’s Question, August
9. I Inside the Old I Dying
10. August
11. A Child’s Question, July
12. A Noiseless Noise

Over the last three years, Polly Jean has shared previously unheard demos for all her studio albums.

See below for all of PJ Harvey’s upcoming UK and Europe tour dates:

22/09/23 – 3Olympia Theatre – Dublin
23/09– 3Olympia Theatre – Dublin
25/09 – Barrowland – Glasgow
26/09 – Barrowland – Glasgow
28/09 – Roundhouse – London
29/09 – Roundhouse – London
02/10 – Albert Hall – Manchester
03/10 – Albert Hall – Manchester
06/10 – Paradiso – Amsterdam
07/10 – Paradiso – Amsterdam
09/10 – Cirque Royal – Brussels
10/10 – Cirque Royal – Brussels
12/10 – Olympia – Paris
13/10 – Olympia – Paris
15/10 – Volkshaus – Zurich
16/10 – Volkshaus – Zurich
18/10 – Velký sál Lucerna – Prague
19/10 – Velký sál Lucerna – Prague
21/10 – Admiralspalast – Berlin
22/10 – Admiralspalast – Berlin
24/10 – Palladium – Warsaw
25/10 – Palladium – Warsaw
27/10 – Falkonersalen – Copenhagen
28/10 – Falkonersalen – Copenhagen
30/10 – Sentrum Scene – Oslo
31/10 – Sentrum Scene – Oslo

We are pleased to announce a new UK tour! Tickets on sale Friday 10am, pre-sale tickets Wednesday 10amhttps://t.co/ibZg4VlbGX pic.twitter.com/sVsgowZDHb

— The Charlatans (@thecharlatans) June 6, 2023

Beginning in Newcastle on the 24^th November, the group will then play in Glasgow, Sheffield, Bristol, Cardiff, Manchester, Leeds, Liverpool, London, and Wolverhampton. The tour will close in Nottingham on 10^th December. Tickets will go on general sale on Friday 9^th June at 10 am BST. Click here for tickets and more information. Blonde frontman Tim Burgess joked on Twitter “Now to get us a setlist together”. He continued, “All requests considered* What’re we saying? *They stand more chance of making it if they are actually by @thecharlatans”.

Now to get us a setlist together All requests considered* What’re we saying? *They stand more chance of making it if they are actually by @thecharlatans pic.twitter.com/ZuX6FzxPXk — Tim Burgess (@Tim_Burgess) June 6, 2023

Burgess ran a giveaway for a pair of guest list places and a signed setlist up for each date of the tour on Twitter. The randomly picked winners were announced at 9:30 AM BST on Twitter. The giveaway proved extremely popular with #TimsTicketGiveaway trending the previous evening.

Looks like #TimsTicketGiveaway is proving popular pic.twitter.com/K1i0CjP7dh

— Tim Burgess (@Tim_Burgess) June 6, 2023

Fans can also catch the band at several festivals this summer including Y Not and Victorious Festivals. The Charlatans will also be performing a one-off co-headline show at Halifax Piece Hall with fellow indie legend Johnny Marr at the end of August. For tickets see here.

With all thirteen of their studio albums charting in the top 40 in the UK, the band from the West Midlands are decade-spanning indie darlings of the UK. Their 1990 debut album, Some Friendly, reached number one in the UK upon its release and has been certified Gold by the BPI.

The current formation of The Charlatans sees Tim Burgess as lead vocalist, Mark Collins on guitar, Martin Blunt on bass, and Tony Rogers on keys. Sadly, the band’s former drummer Jon Brookes passed away back in 2014.

Different Days, the band’s last studio record, was released six years ago on BMG. The neo-psychedelia record in Chester and produced by the band and Jim Spencer (Johnny Marr, The Cribs, New Order, The Vaccines, Echo and the Bunnymen). Paul Weller, New Order’s Gillian Gilbert and Stephen Morris, Johnny Marr, The Verve’s Peter Salisbury, novelist Ian Rankin, and actress Sharon Horgan are just some of the creatives featured on the record.

Watch the video for the lead single from the album “Plastic Machinery” below:

Back in 2021, The Charlatans released a vinyl compilation entitled A Head Full of Ideas including back catalogue fan favourites such as “The Only One I Know”, “Weirdo”, “One to Another”, “How High”, and “North Country Boy”.

See below for all The Charlatans UK tour dates:

30/07/23 – Y Not Festival – Derbyshire
25/08 – Victorious Festival – Portsmouth
26/08 –The Piece Hall – Halifax
24/11/23 – O2 City Hall – Newcastle
25/11 – Barrowland – Glasgow
28/11 – O2 Academy – Sheffield
29/11 – O2 Academy – Bristol
01/12 – University Great Hall – Cardiff
02/12 – O2 Victoria Warehouse – Manchester
03/12 – O2 Academy – Leeds
05/12 – The Mountford Hall – Liverpool
07/12 – Troxy – London
08/12 – The Civic at The Halls – Wolverhampton
10/12 – Rock City – Nottingham

The Scottish singer apologises to fans in an Instagram post saying he has been “struggling” for the past few months both “mentally and physically”.

Earlier this year, Capaldi shared his struggles with fame and how it impacted his mental health in the Netflix documentary, “Lewis Capaldi: How I’m Feeling Now”.

Read his statement from Instagram below:

In the post, Capaldi begins by saying, “This is a really difficult message, and one that hurts me a lot to have to type. But I’m really sorry to say that I’m going to have to cancel all commitments from now until I play Glastonbury on June 24th. It’s been such an incredible time leading into this new album, and seeing all of the support from everyone has been beyond anything I could have ever dreamed of. That said, the last few months have been full on both mentally and physically, I haven’t been home properly since Christmas and at the moment I’m struggling to get to grips with it all.”

He continued: “I need to take a moment to rest and recover, to be at my best and ready for Glastonbury and all of the other incredible shows coming up so that I’m able to continue doing what I love for a long time to come. I need to take these three weeks to be Lewis from Glasgow for a bit, spend some time with my family and friends and do normal life things that are an important part of me feeling better. I hope everyone understands. The fact you’re willing to come out and spend your time, money and love on these shows is beyond comprehension and I feel incredibly lucky I’m getting all the help and support I need from the incredible people around me who I’m so grateful for. I take none of this for granted and can’t wait to be back doing it again. All my love, Lewis x”.

He has been scheduled to play concerts in Glasgow, Dublin, London, and Norway in June.

His recent album, “Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent”, was released on May 19th. The singer-songwriter’s second studio album became the fast-selling album of 2023. After the first week of its release, the album had more than 95,000 sales.

See his Instagram announcement for his album below:

“Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent” is available to listen on Spotify, YouTube Music, and Apple Music.

The singer is due to play the Glastonbury Festival along with performers including Arctic Monkeys, Lizzo, Lil Nas X, Aitch, Royal Blood, and many more.

Tickets for Lewis Capaldi is available to buy here

Tickets for Glastonbury Festival is available to buy here