Basement have announced a UK and European leg of the ‘WIRED’ tour for early next year – check out all the details below.
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Back in May, the alt-rock mainstays returned with the release of ‘WIRED‘, their first new album in over eight years, and they’re set to take the tour in support of it to the EUK and Europe across a series of dates next year.
They’re due to play shows in Amsterdam, Brussels, Munich, Berlin, Hamburg, Leipzig and Cologne before heading to the UK and Ireland for gigs in Birmingham, Bristol, Glasgow, Norwich, London, Manchester, Belfast and Dublin.
Support on all dates will come from Fleshwater and Béton Armé, with the new dates coming on the heels of last night’s (August 23) appearance at All Points East x Outbreak.
Tickets for the new tour will go on artist pre-sale on Wednesday (August 26) at 10am BST, while general sale kicks off on Friday (August 28) at the same time. You can find your tickets here, and check out a full list of dates below.
Basement’s 2027 UK and European tour dates are.
February: 2 – Amsterdam – Melkweg MAX* 4 – Brussels – AB Ballroom* 5 – Munich – Muffathalle* 7 – Berlin – Astra Kulturhaus* 9 – Hamburg – Grosse Freiheit* 10 – Leipzig – Täubchenthal* 11 – Cologne – Live Music Hall* 13 – Birmingham – O2 Institute* 14 – Bristol – The Prospect Building* 16 – Glasgow – Barrowland Ballroom* 17 – Norwich – UEA* 18 – London – Roundhouse* 19 – Manchester – Academy* 21 – Belfast – The Limelight* 22 – Dublin – National Stadium*.
* – w/ support from FLESHWATER & Beton Arme.
Back in 2019, Basement frontman Andrew Fisher spoke to NME the creation of ‘Beside Myself’, and said they were “really scared” to label it a ‘rock’ record.
In NME’s four-star review of ‘Beside Myself’, Tom Connick wrote: “For years, Basement thrived on the fuzz and flannel of grunge revivalism; debut album ‘I Wish I Could Stay Here’ and 2012 follow-up ‘Colourmeinkindness’ harked back to the nineties like the wardrobes of oh-so-many art students.
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