London Grammar have announced their biggest tour to date.
News of the shows arrives just days after the band closed Glastonbury Festival on Sunday night as they headlined The Park Stage to record crowd numbers – some of the biggest the stage has ever seen.
The UK arena tour will open this autumn and signifies the accumulation of over a decade of the band releasing music and will conclude in a career defining moment as they headline The O2 Arena in London on November 14. The UK leg also includes shows at the OVO Hydro in Glasgow on November 11 and AO Arena in Manchester on November 12, and will follow the EU leg of the arena tour which was also recently announced and is all-but sold out already.
London Grammar released their brand new single Into Gold last month, which is taken from their fourth studio album The Greatest Love, set for release on September 13 via Ministry of Sound. The new single encapsulates the spirit of the forthcoming studio album from the British group who now collectively find themselves at a point in their lives where retrospect offers the trio a capsule of reflective celebration. Having enjoyed over a decade of enormous success in the music industry, this is the sound of a band laying to rest the past and realising a newfound sense of freedom.
London Grammar recently performed their first live show back as part of Radio 1’s Big Weekend. Following their stand out Glastonbury headline set on Sunday, they are also set to headline Latitude Festival
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