Horrors Unveil “Night Life” Tour for Winter 2025 in the UK and Ireland

Horrors announce UK and Ireland tour

The Horrors have just shared news about their upcoming tour in the UK and Ireland, scheduled for the end of this year. Find all the details below.

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The tour celebrates their new record “Night Life,” which debuted at the beginning of this month and marks their sixth studio album, following “V” from 2017.

With these new dates, the band will kick off their winter tour at the National Stadium in Dublin on November 19. Additional stops include Birmingham, Brighton, Cardiff, and Glasgow from November 21-25, culminating in a show at the Project House in Leeds.

Final tour dates and details

The tour will wrap up with performances in Manchester at New Century and the O2 Forum in Kentish Town, London, on November 28 and 29, respectively.

These concerts follow a series of shows announced for this summer, including three performances at the end of this week and appearances at the DOT to DOT festival in Bristol and Nottingham in May.

“Now that Album No. 6 is alive and kicking, we are excited to announce our run of shows in the UK this year – especially in Dublin, where we haven’t played in many years. We look forward to seeing you in Flesh & Bone,” the band stated in a recent social media post.

Visit here to purchase tickets and view a list of upcoming concerts below.

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Upcoming concert dates:

MARCH
25 – Liverpool, Rough Trade
26 – Manchester, Piccadilly Records @ Night and Day Cafe
27 – Leeds, Crash Records @ Brudenell Social Club

NOVEMBER
19 – Dublin, National Stadium
21 – Birmingham, Intersection
23 – Brighton, Mel
24 – Cardiff, Student Union – Y Plas
25 – Glasgow, QMU
26 – Leeds, Project House
28 – Manchester, New Century
29 – London, O2 Forum Kentish Town

LP “Night Life” has been highlighted as one of NME‘s most anticipated album releases for 2025 this month. It features previously released singles like “More Than Life,” “Lotus Eater,” “Court of Fire,” “Silence That Remains,” and “Ariel.”

Last week, the album received a four-star review from NME, which described it as the band’s “defining work.”

“The band has celebrated its 20-year career, playfully navigating through various musical realms, transitioning from early gothic punk to magnificent shoegaze, vibrant neo-psych, techno-brutalism, and now, dark electric rock. Their peak, it seems, is reconnecting with their roots,” they note.

“Looking back at their discography feels like tracing the journey of The Horrors from the bright stages of morning to the vibrant glory of sunset, returning now to the depths of the darkest night. It seems that this is precisely where they belong.”