Reunions, Tour Dates — February 7, 2018 at 7:25 am

The The’s reunion tour continues to expand with newly announced U.K. dates

Matt Johnson continues the slow roll-out of The The’s highly anticipated return to the concert state, announcing four more U.K. concerts this September around the newly resurrected band’s appearance at Festival No. 6. The band is now slated to play 14 shows this year.

The new concerts are set for Sept. 4 and 5 in Glasgow, Sept. 7 in Birmingham and Sept. 9 in Bristol.

Tickets for all four shows go on sale today.

The concerts will be The The’s first in 16 years, and follow the release last year of both a brand-new single, “We Can’t Stop What’s Coming,” featuring Johnny Marr and a three-disc box set chronicling Johnson’s 12-hour radio broadcast a few years back. Johnson had said in 2015 that he was working on a “proper” new The The record, though it’s not clear if that’s still in the works.

See The The’s reunion dates below.

 

The The tour dates:

May 25: Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, UK
May 26: Rescue Rooms, Nottingham, UK
May 27: Becketts Student Union, Leeds, UK
June 1: Heartland Festival, Egeskov Castle, Denmark
June 2: Münchenbryggeriet, Stockholm, Sweden
June 5: Royal Albert Hall, London, UK
June 6: Brixton Academy, London, UK
June 7: Troxy, London, UK
July 7: Iveagh Gardens, Dublin, Ireland
Sept. 4: Barrowlands, Glasgow, UK
Sept. 5: Glasgow Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow, UK
Sept. 7: Digbeth Arena, Birmingham, UK
Sept. 8: Festival No. 6, Portmeirion, UK
Sept. 9: St. Philip’s Gate Arena, Bristol, UK

 

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3 Comments

  1. Michael Toland

    Dreaming of a U.S. tour. I had a chance to see The The at the Tower Theater in Houston in the late 80s and passed it up for reasons lost to time. I’ve always regretted it – people I know who saw that show (or that tour) STILL talk about how amazing it was. Someday…

  2. David Bricknell

    Saw them around the time of Mind Bomb I think it probably was in Melbourne at Festival Hall. They were awesome!!! Matt Johnson stalked the stage endlessly from one end to the other like a pissed-off caged tiger; Johnny Marr was a God on guitar and the whole band was like an intense, coiled spring. The songbook was given full justice that night. If you get the chance to see this amazing band….

  3. I sure would love to! I’m on board supporting a USA tour

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