The War On Drugs have announced a UK and Ireland headline tour for 2023.
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The Adam Granduciel-fronted band are due to return to these shores next summer as part of a wider European stint. Following shows in Oslo, Warsaw, Prague and Berlin, the group will play begin the UK/Ireland leg at the Brighton Centre on June 17.
Further gigs are scheduled at The Eden Project in Cornwall (June 18), the OVO Hydro arena in Glasgow (20), The Piece Hall in Halifax (21) and Trinity College in Dublin (27). Additionally, The War On Drugs will perform at the Zénith arena in Paris on June 23.
The new dates mean that the band are currently free to appear at Glastonbury 2023 on either the Saturday (June 24) or Sunday (25). No acts have been announced for the festival as of yet.
Tickets for The War On Drugs’ 2023 UK and European tour go on general sale at 10am local time this Friday (November 11) with the exception of Paris (on sale next Monday, November 14).
You’ll be able to purchase your ticket(s) here – see the announcement post and full itinerary below.
Announcing European shows for 2023! Tickets for all dates are on sale Friday, 11th of November at 10am local with the exception of Paris which is on sale Monday, 14th of November at 10am local. Looking forward to coming back! https://t.co/vo0MOTW0Cj pic.twitter.com/bWdokXsDBH
— The War on Drugs (@TheWarOnDrugs) November 8, 2022
JUNE 2023
8 – Loaded Festival, Oslo
12 – Progresja Summer Stage, Warsaw
13 – Forum Karlin, Prague
14 – Zitadelle, Berlin
17 – Brighton Centre, Brighton
18 – The Eden Project, Cornwall
20 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
21 – The Piece Hall, Halifax
23 – Zenith, Paris
27 – Trinity College, Dublin
The War On Drugs last toured the UK and Ireland this April in support of their fifth studio album, I Don’t Live Here Anymore, which came out in October 2021.
Back in September, The War On Drugs shared two previously-unreleased songs – “Oceans Of Darkness” and “Slow Ghost” – as part of an extended deluxe edition of I Don’t Live Here Anymore.