Elbow announce new album, detail massive tour
30 September 2016, 10:08
| Written by
Laurence Day
English rockers Elbow are releasing a new album next February, and have already detailed a mammoth set of UK and Ireland dates to support the release.
The tour is billed as the band's biggest since 2008 - there are "multi-night residences" in Dublin, Birmingham, Edinburgh, London, and Manchester.
Elbow's follow up to 2014's The Take Off And Landing Of Everything is out 3 February 2017. It doesn't have a title yet, but the band have confirmed the seventh LP is being recorded in Salford at Blueprint Studios.
Tickets for all upcoming dates are on sale 9am 7 October.
February 2017
- 26 - Dublin, Olympia Theatre
- 27 - Dublin, Olympia Theatre
March 2017
- 1 - Birmingham,O2 Academy
- 2 - Birmingham, O2 Academy
- 4 - London, Eventim Apollo
- 5 - London, Eventim Apollo
- 6 - London, Eventim Apollo
- 8 - Bournemouth, International Centre
- 9 - Plymouth, Pavilions
- 10 - Newport, Centre
- 12 - Edinburgh, Usher Hall
- 13 - Edinburgh, Usher Hall
- 14 - Bridlington, Spa
- 15 - Doncaster, Dome
- 16 - Leicester, De Montfort Hall
- 18 - Manchester, O2 Apollo
- 19 - Manchester, O2 Apollo
- 20 - Manchester, O2 Apollo
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