The Streets announce UK headline new year tour

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THE STREETS ANNOUNCE UK HEADLINE TOUR FOR JANUARY – FEBRUARY 2022 TICKETS ON SALE THIS FRIDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER

The Streets announce UK headline new year tour

Download tour poster here

Following a summer of unforgettable festival appearances, The Streets have announced a UK headline tour for the start of 2022.

Mike Skinner and his band will bring their vital live show to cities throughout the country for eleven dates, starting in Birmingham on January 21st, through to Liverpool on February 5th.

Full list of dates as follows

21/01/22 – Birmingham O2 Academy

22/01/22 – Sheffield O2 Academy

24/01/22 – Bristol O2 Academy

25/01/22 – Nottingham Rock City

27/01/22 – London O2 Academy Brixton

28/01/22 – London O2 Academy Brixton

31/01/22 – Leeds O2 Academy

01/02/22 – Glasgow O2 Academy

03/02/22 – Newcastle O2 City Hall

04/02/22 – Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse

05/02/22 – Liverpool Uni Mountford Hall

Tickets go on sale this Friday 24th September from 9am – click here to purchase.

The Streets’ critically acclaimed mixtape ‘None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive’, featuring the singles ‘Call My Phone Thinking I’m Doing Nothing Better (ft. Tame Impala)‘, ‘I Wish You Loved You As Much As You Love Him (ft. Donae’O & Greentea Peng)‘ and ‘Falling Down (ft. Hak Baker)‘ is out now on Island Records.

The Streets announce UK headline new year tour

None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive – mixtape out now

 

Who’s Got The Bag (21st June) – single out now

PRAISE FOR THE MIXTAPE

Mojo (4*  “A stellar record” – DIY (5*)Mike Skinner makes glorious return” – Q (4*)“some of his most coherent work ever” – The Arts Deskclever, funny and rooted in relatable reality” – The Times (4*)“Skinner’s best work since A Grand Don’t Come For Free” – Classic Pop (3.5/4*)[the mixtape] isn’t just a testament to Mike Skinner’s intriguing evolution but also proof of his keen eye for curation” – NME (4*)the guest list of None of Us Are Getting Out of This Life Alive is testament to Skinner’s impact” – The Guardian (Album of the Week)

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