ICYMI: The Chemical Brothers have announced a series of UK arena dates

The Chemical Brothers

UK arena tour dates announced for October/November 2023

“An extraordinary multisensorial experience” The Guardian

“There is no greater live dance act in the world right now” NME

“Good lord. Demonstrating their status as all time icons and one of the single greatest influences on electronic music as a whole, The Chemical Brothers left the crowd in a state of jaw-dropped awe” Billboard from Portola Festival, San Francisco Sept 2022

The Chemical Brothers have announced a series of UK arena dates for this autumn. The band will bring their globally renowned live show to:

Thu 26th October      OVO Hydro, Glasgow

Fri 27th October        AO Arena, Manchester

Sat 28th October       First Direct Arena, Leeds

Wed 1st November   3Arena, Dublin

Fri 3rd November     Utilita Arena, Birmingham

Sat 4th November     The O2, London

Tickets will be available from ticketmaster.co.uk (UK shows), gigsandtours.com (UK shows) and ticketmaster.ie (Dublin only). Tickets go on sale on Friday 31st March; fans can access a pre-sale on Wednesday 29th March (check Ticketmaster/venues for details).

The Chemical Brothers recently released their first new music in two years, the unmistakeable and irresistible acid track No Reason. They are currently working on their tenth album which is due for release later this year.

About The Chemical Brothers:

The multi platinum selling, multi award winning duo are unarguably one of the most influential electronic acts of all time. Across three decades and on their nine massively acclaimed albums, they have smashed through genres and boundaries with pioneering music, their stunning videos and their mind bending live shows. They have sold over 13 million albums (reaching No 1 in the UK six times) and close to 20 million singles and their tracks have been streamed over 3 billion times.

Stage and lighting design on all Chemical Brothers dates by the band’s long term collaborators Smith & Lyall (@smithandlyall).

Chemical Brothers live photo by Ray Baseley.