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Declan McKenna Tour Starts Next Month

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With one of the most eagerly anticipated album releases of 2024 less than a month away, it is time to get excited for the third chapter of Declan McKenna‘s journey.

Four years on from his incredible sophomore album, Zeros, McKenna will release “What Happened To The Beach?” on February 9th.

At just 25, Declan has demonstrated songwriting capabilities way beyond his years, after breaking through as a teenager with debut album, “What Do You Think About The Car?”.

While Zeros was experimental and a mature follow-up, latest single releases, Sympathy, Nothing Works, and Elevator Hum are evidence of an artist at the top of his game.

And you can see the new show on the live stage between February and April, as Declan McKenna heads out on two UK tours.

The first comprises 10 intimate album launch shows, including dates in Leeds, Edinburgh, Dundee, and Hull.

Then he will head out on a full 17-date UK & Ireland headline tour when the album will be fully digested by his loyal fanbase.

This kicks off on March 23rd and includes Declan’s biggest headline show to date at London’s Alexandra Palace on April 12th.

The full list of dates in February, March, and April are listed below.

Visit www.declanmckenna.net for more information.

INTIMATE ALBUM LAUNCH SHOWS
8th February – Pryzm, Kingston with Banquet Records (Matinee)
8th February – Pryzm, Kingston with Banquet Records (Evening)
10th February – Civic, Trowbridge with Sound Knowledge
11th February – O2 Academy, Oxford with Truck
13th February – SWX, Bristol with Rough Trade
14th February – Wardrobe, Leeds with Crash Records (Matinee)
14th February – Wardrobe, Leeds with Crash Records (Evening)
16th February – Liquid Rooms, Edinburgh with Assai Records
17th February – Fat Sam’s, Dundee with Assai Records
18th February – Welly Club, Hull with HMV

FULL HEADLINE TOUR
23rd March – Great Hall, Cardiff University SOLD OUT
24th March – UEA, Norwich SOLD OUT
25th March – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
27th March – O2 Academy, Glasgow SOLD OUT
28th March – O2 Academy, Glasgow *NEW DATE*
29th March – O2 Academy, Sheffield SOLD OUT
1st April – Ulster Hall, Belfast
2nd April – 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin SOLD OUT
3rd April – 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin *NEW DATE*
5th April – O2 Apollo, Manchester SOLD OUT
6th April – Uni Mountford Hall, Liverpool *NEW DATE*
8th April – De Montfort Hall, Leicester
9th April – Beacon, Bristol
10th April – The Halls, Wolverhampton
12th April – Alexandra Palace, London
13th April – Brighton Centre, Brighton
14th April – O2 Academy, Bournemouth

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