The UK shows are set to take place across June of 2024, with them visiting London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff along the way.

The band took to Twitter to share a promotional tour video to get the UK fans hyped for the shows to come, with tickets already being on sale.

Everything Or Nothing At All Tour Announced in the UK for 2024!

Presale: Begins on Wednesday, 28 June at 9am BST, ends on Thursday, 29 June at 10pm BST

General Onsale: Friday, 30 June at 9am BST

See all upcoming shows here: https://t.co/00T9ExQAnu pic.twitter.com/Iqo6aVixa6

— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 27, 2023

This tour follows their explosive Glastonbury performance which was met with overwhelmingly positive reviews. In a set that the Guardian declared “recaptured their very essence,” frontman Dave Grohl promised to return to the UK, and as highlighted in a tour press release, he is “making good” on this promise. Though Grohl may have humbly travelled to Glastonbury by train, his performance solidified him as the star that he is.

Taking to Twitter once again, the Foo Fighters shared another UK tour-related video with the message “We’re coming back next year for a whole fucking tour so you can come back and see us then.”  

Stay tuned… pic.twitter.com/NX8XDSEqrE — Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 26, 2023

The Everything or Nothing at All tour will see the band’s longest stretch in the UK since the release of their eleventh studio album in June 2023, But Here We Are. Met with critical aclaim, But Here We Are was their first album release since the death of their longtime drummer, Taylor Hawkins.

The support acts for the tour have already been announced, with the Foo Fighters being joined by Wet Leg, Hot Milk, Courtney Barnett, Honeyblood and Shame.

Full tour details were shared on the band’s Twitter, and can also be found below:

Everything Or Nothing At All Tour:

13 June 2024
Emirates Old Trafford
Manchester, UK
With Wet Leg and Loose Articleshttps://t.co/NFF8pXvEkF

17 June 2024
Hampden Park
Glasgow, UK
With Courtney Barnett and Honeybloodhttps://t.co/JBmIBv0vd4

20 June 2024
London Stadium
London,… pic.twitter.com/qyWYyu3c3U

— Foo Fighters (@foofighters) June 27, 2023

Purchase tickets for the 2024 UK Everything or Nothing at All tour here.

13/06/2024 – Emirates Old Trafford Stadium – Manchester
17/06/2024 – Hampden Stadium – Glasgow
20/06/2024 – London Stadium – London
22/06/2024 – London Stadium – London
25/06/2024 – Principality Stadium – Cardiff
27/06/2024 – Villa Park Stadium – Birmingham

Stream But Here We Are here:

The formation tour sold over 300,000 tickets in the UK alone and saw her perform in London, Cardiff, Glasgow, Sunderland and Manchester. Beyoncé sold out tickets for Wembley arena, which has a 90,000 capacity, in just minutes, to which she added an additional tour date.

The Renaissance tour will commence on 10 May, in Stockholm and will proceed in parts of Europe and in stadiums across the UK in the Spring and Summer of 2023.

The superstar announced the news of her upcoming tour to her Instagram, in which she captioned ‘RENAISSANCE WORLD TOUR 2023′

The world tour is in support of her most recent album, ‘Renaissance,’ which debuted in the summer of 2022. The album has been certified gold in the UK and debuted at number one in the UK charts.

Renaissance became Beyoncé’s fourth UK number one album, following on from previous albums ‘Dangerously in love‘ (2003), ‘4‘ (2011) and ‘Lemonade‘ (2016).

Beyoncé openly spoke about how she developed her album, Renaissance, during the COVID-19 lockdown. Prior to its release, the album was reportedly leaked online. Beyoncé later posted a message to social media, expressing her influence and ‘intention’ for the album, which was supposedly in response to the album leak.

”Creating this album allowed me a place to dream and to find escape during a scary time for the world. It allowed me to feel free and adventurous in a time when little else was moving. My intention was to create a safe place. A place without judgment. A place to be free of perfectionism and overthinking. A place to scream. Release. Feel Freedom. It was a beautiful journey of exploration.”

Following the release of ‘Renaissance’, the album was praised for its platforming of LGBTQ+ artists. However, Beyoncé was later criticised for choosing to perform an exclusive, invite only, concert at the private opening of luxury Dubai hotel, Atlantis The Royal, in January. The criticism emerged due to the United Arab Emirates’ criminalisation of Homosexuality.

Renaissance includes collaborations and samples from artists, such as; Drake, Kelis, Tems, Grace Jones and more.  Popular feel-good anthems ‘’Break my soul’’ and ‘‘Cuff It’‘ both made number one on the Official trending chart.

Many Tik Tok users worldwide, contributed to a dance trend on the platform for the track ‘’Cuff It.’’ The sound for the song on Tik Tok now has over 2 million videos made, using the sound.

Although the song was used and heard millions of times on the Tik Tok app, ‘’Cuff It‘’ didn’t make the top spot in the UK charts and peaked at Number five.

The Renaissance tour will consist of eight UK stadium tour dates. Five of those dates are at the London Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The UK tour beings in Cardiff 17 May.

Beyoncé UK Renaissance Tour Dates:

17/05/2023 – Principality Stadium – Cardiff
20/05 – BT Murrayfield Stadium – Edinburgh
23/05 – Stadium of Light – Sunderland
29/05 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – London
30/05 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – London
01/06 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – London
03/06 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – London
04/06 – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium – London

Click here to buy tickets for the Renaissance Tour.

Tickets and info: https://t.co/VS80cqGNce pic.twitter.com/3fR8YslOXE

— My Chemical Romance (@MCRofficial) March 25, 2022

My Chemical Romance have announced a number of exciting support acts for their upcoming shows, with the line-ups shifting with each new date. On their first Eden Sessions date on Monday the 16^th of May, the band will be joined by English folk punk singer-songwriter Frank Turner, who released his ninth studio album FTHC last month, which reached number 1 on the official UK albums chart. My Chemical Romance’s next Eden Sessions date will feature Derby rockers Lost Alone, however it should be noted by any fans yet to buy tickets that this date is now sold out.

Lost Alone will also join the band on their first of three MK Dons dates in Milton Keynes, alongside Placebo, who will be playing all three of these shows. As of yesterday (March 25^th) Placebo released their eighth studio album and first album since 2013’s Loud Like Love, entitled Never Let Me Go. The album was originally announced back in November of last year.

Also featured on the MK Dons dates are LA-based Australian singer-songwriter AViVa, English singer-songwriter Barns Courtney, electro-pop rocker Cassyette, LA rock outfit Starcrawler and singer-songwriter Charlotte Sands. Starcrawler and the aforementioned Frank Turner will join My Chemical Romance again for their show in Victoria Park, alongside emerging UK rock band Crawlers, who recently released a new single entitled “I Can’t Drive”.

Lost Alone will re-join the band for their show in Sophia Gardens in Cardiff on the 28^th of May, and according to a press release, there will be another act (or acts) performing, as yet unannounced. Starcrawler will join the band for their final show of the tour on the 30^th of May at OVO Hydro in Glasgow. It should be noted that the show at Hydro is also sold out.
All of the upcoming dates can be viewed down below.

16/05/2022- Eden Sessions- Cornwall (w/ Frank Turner)
17/05- Eden Sessions- Cornwall (w/ Lost Alone) SOLD OUT
19/05- MK Dons Stadium- Milton Keynes (w/ Placebo, Lost Alone, AViVa)
21/05- MK Dons Stadium- Milton Keynes (w/ Placebo, Cassyette)
22/05- MK Dons Stadium- Milton Keynes (w/ Placebo, Starcrawler, Charlotte Sands)
27/05- Victoria Park- London (w/ Frank Turner, Starcrawler, Crawlers)
28/05- Sophia Gardens- Cardiff (w/ Starcrawler, Lost Alone, special guests TBA)
30/05- OVO Hydro- Glasgow (w/ Starcrawler) SOLD OUT