iDKHOW announce summer season exhibits in London and Glasgow

I Dont Know How However They Discovered Me (iDKHOW) have introduced particulars of two UK headline exhibits set for this summer season.

The gigs happen both aspect of the duo’s appearances at Studying And Leeds Festivals in August.

The duo, the brand new undertaking of former Panic! At The Disco member Dallon Weekes and drummer Ryan Seaman, will play Glasgow’s SWG3 on August 27 and London’s The Discussion board on August 31.

“We’re extremely fortunate to have the chance to play safely within the UK once more! We will’t wait to return!” stated Weekes of the gigs, which is able to function particular visitor Will Joseph Cook dinner.

We're thrilled to return to the UK in August! We’ll be performing on the legendary @OfficialRandL in addition to two headline exhibits that includes @WillJosephCook, and we do hope to see you there.

Tickets go on sale this Friday 4th June at 10am BST. pic.twitter.com/gP529hx9ZX

— iDKHOW BUT THEY FOUND ME (@iDKHOW) June 1, 2021

Tickets go on sale this Friday (June 4) at 10am. They are going to be on sale here.

The exhibits would be the duo’s first within the UK because the launch of their debut album ‘Razzmatazz’ final October.

Chatting with NME in regards to the origins of the band final September, Weekes stated: “I began gathering concepts in 2016. I did one document with Panic! and after that they began hiring hit-makers to create their data, in order that they didn’t actually need me anymore.

“I’m a inventive individual by nature. I needed to have an outlet of some form so I simply began to casually document these concepts with no intention of doing something with them. I referred to as up my pal Ryan (the pair performed collectively within the indie rock band The Brobecks) to place drums on all the pieces.

“The extra we frolicked, the extra songs we did and it was so enjoyable. We began to guide exhibits at dive bars and simply not inform anybody. I wouldn’t need to do that with out Ryan and we undoubtedly got here to some extent the place we realised that individuals truly cared about what we had been doing.”