Heaven 17
British synthpop pioneers Heaven 17 have re-rescheduled and expanded their first-ever North American tour — twice delayed by the COVID-19 pandemic — to this September and October.
The duo of Glenn Gregory and Martyn Ware originally planned an eight-date tour of the U.S. and Canada in May 2020 that was to have followed the group’s first-ever U.S. concerts, in New York City and a festival in Long Beach, Calif., in 2017. That was then pushed to early 2021 amid the pandemic, and then canceled again.
Now, the We Don’t Need This Fascist Groove Thang! Tour — expanded to 15 dates — is set to open Sept. 16 in Pawling, N.Y., and run through Oct. 6 in Seattle. Tickets are now on sale.
Here are the full dates:
Heaven 17 tour dates
Sept. 16: Pawling, NY – Darly’s House
Sept. 17: Red Bank, NJ – The Vogel
Sept. 18: Boston, MA – City Winery
Sept. 20: Detroit, MI – Magic Bag
Sept. 22: Chicago, IL – Park West
Sept. 23: Toronto, ON – Danforth Music Hall
Sept. 24: Philadelphia, PA – Keswick Theatre
Sept. 25: Alexandria, VA – Birchmere
Sept. 27: New York, NY – (Le) Poisson Rouge
Sept. 29: Los Angeles, CA – Belasco
Sept. 30: San Diego, CA – House of Blues
Oct. 1: Santa Ana, CA – Observatory
Oct. 2: San Francisco, CA – Bimbo’s 365 Club
Oct. 5: Portland, OR – Crystal Ballroom
Oct. 6: Seattle, WA – Neptune Theatre
PREVIOUSLY ON SLICING UP EYEBALLS
- Heaven 17 move first-ever North American tour to January 2021 due to coronavirus
- Heaven 17’s first-ever U.S. tour scuttled by coronavirus, duo will try to reschedule
- Heaven 17 coming to North America this May for ‘our first proper U.S. tour’
- Watch: Heaven 17 dishes out hits, covers David Bowie (twice!) in first-ever U.S. concert
- Heaven 17 to play first-ever U.S. concerts late next month in New York, California
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I got my ticket (Again) !!!
w/ M&G
I went to this concert yesterday in Zoetermeer in Holland.
It was a real party. Great show. Pure entertainment.
Im an old school fan of arguably one of the best bands of the 80s from Sheffield. Tickets are quite expensive in detroit for the show. How are they live and should i go?