The Walkmen’s Hamilton Leithauser proclaims 2025 UK and European tour

The Walkmen‘s Hamilton Leithauser has introduced a 2025 UK and European tour, following a run of dates in North America earlier this 12 months.

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In March, the musician launched his new album titled ‘This Facet of the Island’. It's co-produced by Leithauser and his spouse Anna Stumpf, with co-production work from The Nationwide‘s Aaron Dessner on seven of its 9 tracks.

Then, he took his new catalogue on a run of North American exhibits , making stops in LA, Toronto, New York and extra.

Now, Leithauser has introduced a 2025 UK and European tour – going down from October 30 to November 17. Stops embrace Brighton, Amsterdam, Berlin, Dublin, Porto and London. You could find tickets here.

Talking in regards to the upcoming tour, Leithauser stated: “Very excited to lastly return to Europe for a run of exhibits. It has been means too lengthy! I might be bringing my rock ‘n’ roll band. Will probably be like nothing you’ve ever seen or heard. One evening solely in your city. Come on down and dangle with us!”

Hamilton Leithauser’s 2025 UK and European tour dates are:

OCTOBER
30 – Lisbon, Portugal, LAV
31 – Porto, Portugal, Outsite Mouco

NOVEMBER
2 – Madrid, Spain, Sala Copérnico
3 – Barcelona, Spain, La Nau
6 – Amsterdam, Netherlands, Tolhuistuin
7 – Berlin, Germany, Passionskirche
9 – Paris, France, Pitchfork Music Pageant Paris
11 – Brighton, England, Chalk
12 – London, England, Bush Corridor
15 – Glasgow, Scotland, Room 2
16 – Manchester, England, Evening & Day
17 – Dublin, Eire, The Button Manufacturing facility

Final 12 months noticed The Walkmen embark on a reunion tour, marking their first dates collectively in nearly a decade. The stint noticed the band carry out at All Factors East in London, and play three headline gigs at KOKO within the capital.

In a five-star evaluation of the group’s homecoming present in New York Metropolis in April 2023, NME wrote: “Leithauser delivers each line with gusto, and the group responds in variety. By the point the primary set attracts to a detailed with a goosebumps-inducing rendition of 2012 favorite ‘Heaven’ it’s clear The Walkmen are greater than worthy of being within the ring once more.”