The Dublin-based band, after receiving well-deserved praise for recently released A Hero’s Death, have announced another set of tour dates in Edinburgh, Nottingham, Bath and Liverpool. This follows the quintet’s immensely popular return to live gigs, albeit virtual ones, with an audience peaking at 4000. Their newly announced dates come after several previously announced sold out in quick succession: with an Edinburgh Corn Exchange gig added to the two sold out shows at Glasgow’s Barrowlands, a gig at Liverpool’s Mountford Hall being added after two sold out shows at Manchester’s O2 Academy. Fontaines will also play at Nottingham’s Rock City, as well as Bath’s Forum.
Read Backseat Mafia’s nine out of ten review of A Hero’s Death.
Undoubtedly, the band’s crowning glory atop the album’s glowing reviews, was their furious battle with Taylor Swift’s Folklore for the UK number one album spot. Despite marginally losing out to the US pop-star, their monumental second album sat comfortably at the top of the Official Vinyl Albums Chart and Record Store Albums Chart.
See Fontaines D.C.‘s newly announced dates below, which are released on pre-sale tomorrow (Wednesday 12th) at 9am. Those who have already bought the new album will have access to pre-sale tickets, but others can also sign up the band’s mailing list to get access. Buy or stream A Hero’s Death here.
Tour Dates:
NEW – 1st May – Edinburgh Corn Exchange
NEW – 3rd May – Nottingham Rock City
NEW – 4th May – Bath Forum
NEW – 6th May – Liverpool Mountford Hall
7th May – Manchester Academy – SOLD OUT
8th May – Manchester Academy – SOLD OUT
10th May – Leicester De Montfort Hall
11th May – Leeds O2 Academy – SOLD OUT
12th May – Newcastle O2 City Hall
14th May – Glasgow Barrowland – SOLD OUT
15th May – Glasgow Barrowland – SOLD OUT
17th May – Cambridge Corn Exchange
18th May – Sheffield O2 Academy – SOLD OUT
20th May – Birmingham O2 Academy
21st May – Cardiff Great Hall – SOLD OUT
22nd May – Bristol O2 Academy – SOLD OUT
24th May – Bournemouth O2 Academy
25th May – Southampton O2 Guildhall
27th May – London Alexandra Palace
Supports TBC.
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