Lottery Winners announce ‘Hold On Holding On’ 2025 UK tour
Lottery Winners have introduced a seven-date UK tour for subsequent yr, together with a present at London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire – purchase tickets here.
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The Leigh four-piece will probably be visiting Bristol, Bournemouth, London, Glasgow, Leeds, Liverpool and Birmingham on their ‘Hold On Holding On’ tour, which is about to run from February 20 to March 1.
The tour will comply with on from their three exhibits at Manchester Academy on the finish of December, whereas they’ll even be supporting Jamie Webster and Blossoms subsequent month. The band can even be at Isle Of Wight Competition subsequent yr, too.
They shared the information of their UK tour on social media yesterday (October 7), saying, “Very nervous to announce our greatest ever tour taking part in our greatest ever venues. Correct venues for correct bands.”
The band introduced their new album ‘KOKO’, out on February 21 subsequent yr, final month – together with the only ‘You Once more’ that includes Reverend & The Makers frontman Jon McClure. And followers can pre-order the album from their store for pre-sale entry tomorrow (October 9). Common ticket sale begins on Friday, October 11, and you should purchase tickets here.
Lottery Winners’ UK headline tour dates are:
DECEMBER 2024
27 – Manchester – Academy 1
28 – Manchester – Academy 1
29 – Manchester – Academy 1
FEBRUARY 2025
20 – Bristol – O2 Academy
21 – Bournemouth – O2 Academy
23 – London – O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire
26 – Glasgow – St Luke’s
27 – Leeds – O2 Academy
28 – Liverpool – O2 Academy
MARCH 2025
01 – Birmingham – O2 Institute
Additionally showing on the album will probably be Nickelback’s Chad Kroeger, Rick Witter of Shed Seven, and Frank Turner, who’ll be making his third consecutive look on a Lottery Winners album.
The album follows 2023’s ‘ART (Nervousness Alternative Remedy)’, which hit Quantity One on the UK charts final Might. Thom Rylance, the band’s singer, songwriter and guitarist mentioned about producing the follow-up, “Getting a Quantity One document was a tremendous feeling of euphoria, however the comedown was virtually quick. I had an existential disaster, considering: ‘Is that this one of the best factor we’re ever going to do? How will we comply with this up?’ It was an thrilling time, however an actual nervousness crept in.”
Rylance informed NME in January 2023, “I’ve all the time informed my story in our songs. If you happen to’re telling your personal story, it’s by no means going to be boring,” and spoke about how a lot he wished to work with McClure: “I like him, and he’s so humorous that I’d love to only spend a day within the studio with him. I’ve began writing songs I really feel would work nicely with Jon, so he’ll have to assist out on them, as a result of I’ve already began the work.”
He spoke about Turner, too, saying, “Having his seal of approval is wild. I completely adore Frank, as a singer, songwriter, for his perspective and his work ethic. He cares a lot about folks, ensuring his crew had been paid throughout lockdown and elevating £250,000 for impartial venues. I look as much as him musically and ethically.”