Kasabian announce enormous UK and Eire exhibits for summer time 2023

Kasabian have introduced a headline outside present at Leeds Millennium Sq. set to happen subsequent summer time, in addition to a collection of new and rescheduled exhibits in Eire.

The band claimed their sixth chart-topping album again in August with ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’, and wrapped up their current UK area tour final month.

Serge Pizzorno, Chris Edwards, Ian Matthews and Tim Carter are already set to carry out a handful of Irish dates in June, in addition to Glasgow’s TRNSMT competition the next month.

The newly introduced date at Leeds’ Millennium Sq. – which has featured some enormous current performances, together with Richard Ashcroft again in July this 12 months – will happen on July 7 2023, and guarantees some “very particular friends”.

Kasabian have additionally shared particulars of their rescheduled Dublin date, a present at Limerick’s King John Fortress, and an look at Sea Periods in Bundoran, all happening in June.

Tickets go on sale this Thursday (December 8) at 9.30am GMT, and will likely be available for purchase here – see particulars of the brand new dates through the band’s current tweets beneath.

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☄️June 13 Eire, Dublin, 3 Olympia Theatre (Rescheduled)
☄️June 14 Eire, Limerick, King John Fortress.
☄️June 16-18 Eire, Bundoran, Sea Periods.
🎫Tickets Friday ninth December through https://t.co/3x7pubdP7a🎫 pic.twitter.com/vWuVRDSGrJ

— KasabianHQ (@KasabianHQ) December 6, 2022

In a four-star overview of ‘The Alchemist’s Euphoria’, NME wrote: “Kasabian have at all times been about having a superb fucking time, and though that is understandably their most introspective file but, it does level to euphoria forward.”

“Again in Could, the frontman informed NME: ‘This album was simply us saying, ‘Let’s see what we will do – let’s see the place we will take this’.’ On the proof of this stunning, eclectic and intimate file – which nonetheless finds time for the anthems of previous – the reply is: so far as they wish to.”