Pre-sale tickets will be released tomorrow
The English band will take to the stage at the Telegraph Building on October 29, 2023, with tickets going on sale from Ticketmaster on June 2.
One day they were plotting how to recoup the meagre £300 they had spent on their first recording, but within a year they were at the top of UK album charts, storming Glastonbury and winning the BRIT Award for Best British Group. "The songs are in charge and if that means having a record that’s quite varied that’s what we’re going to go for, rather than trying to shoehorn everything into the same world. As a result, we’ve made a record that’s a bit of a rollercoaster. It’s everything we could do.”
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