Palmer’s UK leg of her 32-date tour will hit the UK, in Bexhill, on the 16^th of October 2019 before heading to Cardiff, Cambridge, Cork, Dublin, Belfast, Limerick, Dunfermline, Glasgow, Manchester, York, and Newcastle. Palmer then head’s to Portugal before returning to the UK, to conclude her UK and Ireland tour, with four shows, in London, between the 5^th and 14^th of December 2019.

The European leg of the tour starts, in Holland, on the 4^th of September 2019 and will conclude, in Portugal, on the 24^th of November 2019. Three out of the four London dates, on the tour, quickly sold out, so one final show, in London, has been added, for those who couldn’t get hold of tickets. So be ready, as the final Union Chapel show will go on public sale at 10 am, on the 21^st of August 2019. If you are a registered Patreon you will be granted early access to buy tickets.

The announcement of the ‘There Will Be No Intermission’ tour comes after the release of her third studio album, ‘There Will Be No Intermission’, which was released earlier this year. When the album was released, in March 2019, it reached number three in the Billboard’s list for US independent albums. The album was crowdfunded through Patreon, which contains singles like ‘Drowning In The Sound’ and ‘Voicemail For Jill’.

The release of Amanda Palmer’s third album is her first solo album, in seven years. So, its no surprise that fans are excited to learn that she’s supporting her recent album, ‘There Will Be No Intermission’, with a UK and European Tour. The full list of the tour dates are listed below. Venues that are sold out have been updated, although this could change depending on when you’re reading this article. Therefore be sure to check her website for the latest list.

Amanda Palmer UK Tour Dates 2019:

16/10/2019 – De La Warr Pavillion – Bexhill
19/10 – St David’s Hall – Cardiff
20/10 – Corn Exchange – Cambridge
23/10 – National Concert Hall – Dublin
26/10 – Ulster Hall – Belfast
27/10 – University Hall – Limerick
01/11 – Carnegie Hall – Dunfermline
02/11 – City Halls – Glasgow
03/11 – Albert Hall – Manchester
04/11 – Opera House – York
07/11 – Tyne Theatre – Newcastle
05/12 – Union Chapel – London
06/12 – Union Chapel – London
13/12 – Union Chapel – London
14/12 – Union Chapel – London

Amanda Palmer European Tour Dates 2019:

04/09/2019 – Meervaart – Amsterdam
06/09 – Admiralspalast – Berlin
11/09 – Kongressaal – Munich
13/09 – Capitol – Offenbach
14/09 – Konzerthaus – Vienna
15/09 – Stefaniensaal – Graz
18/09 – Theaterhaus – Stuttgart
19/09 – Colosseum – Essen
20/09 – De Roma – Antwerp
24/09 – Laeiszhalle – Hamburg
25/09 – Haus Auensee – Leipzig
26/09 – Conservatoire – Luxembourg
28/09 – Bataclan – Paris
11/10 – Bremen Teater – Copenhagen
12/10 – Södra Teatern – Stockholm
24/11 – Theatro Circo – Braga

Tickets for the shows will go on sale on Monday May 21, and you can sign up for access to the pre-sale here.

The Dresden Dolls were formed in 2000, and have gained a prolific reputation through the years for their self-proclaimed “Brechtian punk cabaret” style. Their live shows are renowned for their live shows, often involving fire-breathers, stilt-walkers, and similarly themed performance artistry.

The pair took a hiatus back in 2008, following the release of their second LP Yes, Virginia, before reuniting in 2010, and beginning to tour again. The band have also released two books, in 2006’s The Dresden Dolls companion, and The Dresden Dolls: The Virginia Companion, which followed in 2008, before the band’s initial break.

30/10/2018- Troxy- London

31/10/18- Troxy- London