Perfume Genius Reveals 2025 UK Tour Plans

Perfume Genius has announced new UK tour dates scheduled for the end of this year. Check out the ticket information below.

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New Album Release

These new dates come shortly after Perfume Genius, the stage name of Mike Hadreas, released his latest album, Glory, through Matador on March 28. This marks his seventh LP and follows the “ugly season” project from 2022. The album, produced by Blake Mills, features 11 tracks reflecting on the “back and forth between the internal and external,” including previously released singles like “clean heart,” “without front teeth” (featuring Aldous Harding), and “this is a mirror.”

UK Tour Details

To celebrate this release, Hadreas has revealed details of four new shows in the UK, all set for November. The tour kicks off in Glasgow at St. Luke’s on November 8, followed by a performance at Project House in Leeds on November 9.

The London show is lined up for November 11, culminating in a performance at Trinity Centre in Bristol the following night on November 12.

Tickets will go on sale next Friday, April 4, and you can buy tickets here. Pre-sale options start on Tuesday, April 1, and you can register for early access here. Take a look at the newly announced UK dates below.

Perfume Genius Tour Dates in the UK

November:
8 – St. Luke’s, Glasgow
9 – Project House, Leeds
11 – The Roundhouse, London
12 – Trinity Centre, Bristol

In addition to these November dates, Perfume Genius will also perform at the upcoming BBC 6 Music Festival in Manchester this weekend, taking the stage on Saturday, March 29.

Following that, he will appear on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, which airs on April 3.

Additional shows in 2025 include an extensive North American tour this summer, a spot at the Green Man Festival on August 16, and various performances throughout Europe.

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Earlier this month, Hadreas spoke with NME about the inspiration behind Glory and elaborated on how those in the music industry need to prioritize their own well-being while under the spotlight.

“I think that one of the things that makes me shy in my everyday life is that they don’t take me seriously, because I am small or I have a different way of communicating,” he reflected, discussing his song “this is a mirror.”

“I thought how I could not talk to my neighbor; it would be just too alarming. And yet I play a show and sing in front of people, and I’m no longer afraid of it,” he added. “I felt a sense of purpose in relation to the work that made me dedicated to it. I take my music very seriously and have been rewarded by the fact that people perceive it as such.”