Belle and Sebastian announce North American tour dates

Belle and Sebastian have introduced a 2023 North American tour.

• READ MORE: Belle And Sebastian speak new album ‘A Bit Of Earlier’ and share lead single ‘Pointless Drama’

The band will likely be taking part in throughout the UK and Europe from November, then heading over to start out their US portion of the tour in Mexico on April 24 subsequent 12 months.

The tour continues their stay dates supporting new album ‘A Bit Of Earlier’. The album, which obtained a four-star overview from NME, was previewed by the singles ‘Younger And Silly‘ and ‘Pointless Drama’, which have been later carried out by the band throughout their NPR Tiny Desk Live performance in July.

See the band’s North American touring schedule beneath, and take a look at the presale here.

APRIL
24 – Guadalajara, Mexico – Theatre Diana
25 – Mexico Metropolis, Mexico – Metropolitan Theatre
28 – Milwaukee, WI – Turner Corridor
29 – Detroit, MI – Majestic Theatre
30 – Columbus, OH – Athenaeum Theatre

MAY
02 – Toronto, Ontario – Historical past
03 – Ottawa, Ontario – Bronson Centre
04 – Burlington, VT – Increased Floor
05 – Ithaca, NY – State Theatre
06 – New Haven, CT – School Road Music Corridor
08 – Hudson, NY – Basilica Hudson
09 – Jersey Metropolis, NJ – White Eagle Corridor
10 – Richmond, VA – The Nationwide
12 – Atlanta, GA – The Jap
13 – St. Augustine, FL – Yard at St. Augustine Amphitheatre
14 – Fort Lauderdale, FL – Tradition Room
15 – St. Petersburg, FL – Jannus Touchdown
17 – Birmingham, AL – Saturn
18 – St. Louis, MO – The Pageant
19 – Kalamazoo, MI – Bell’s Brewery (Out of doors)

Discussing the brand new album in an interview with NME, Murdoch mentioned that ‘A Bit Of Earlier’ allowed the band “to do what we cherished, with a focus that maybe we’ve by no means had earlier than.”

Final week, Murdoch shared his ideas on the Conservative Occasion throughout an look as a panellist on BBC’s Query Time.

Through the present – which was filmed in Musselburgh and aired yesterday (October 13) within the UK – the panel mentioned a spread of matters, from Scottish Independence to the nation’s view on UK Prime Minister Liz Truss. When requested for his opinion of the UK’s Conservative Occasion – of which Truss is the chief – Murdoch mentioned: “the Conservative [Party] don’t care about folks.”