Belle & Sebastian announce new dates with Perfume Genius, Japanese Breakfast, more

By Matt Gerardi  |  January 23, 2018 | 4:35pm
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Belle & Sebastian announce new dates with Perfume Genius, Japanese Breakfast, more

Just a few days after the release of the second of three EPs in the band’s How To Solve Our Human Problems trilogy, Belle And Sebastian has announced its 2018 tour will be extending into North America. After finishing up a European tour with the likes of Julien Baker and Jane Weaver, the Glaswegian indie pop stalwarts will play across the U.S. and into Canada and Mexico, starting in Portland, Maine on June 5. An exciting collection of opening acts has been enlisted to tag along including: Michelle Zauner’s solo project Japanese Breakfast, hot off her excellent 2017 album Soft Sounds From Another Planet; the Canadian synthpop band Men I Trust; and Snail Mail, a promising group led by 17-year-old Lindsey Jordan. Plus, Perfume Genius and Frankie Cosmos will be joining the band for a single night at New York’s Forest Hills Stadium on June 8.

The third and final part of How To Solve Our Human Problems will be released on February 16. In the meantime, you can find the full list of Belle And Sebastian tour dates below:

2/5—Antwerp, Belgium—De Roma

2/6—Strasbourg, France—La Laiterie

2/7—Paris, France—Salle Pleyel

2/9—Nantes, France—Stereolux

2/11—Luxembourg—Rockhal

2/12—Switzerland, Zurich—X-TRA

2/13—Milan, Italy—Fabrique

2/14—Bologna, Italy—Estragon

2/16—Munich, Germany—Muffathalle

2/17—Berlin, Germany—Admiralspalast

2/18—Frankfurt, Germany—Batschkapp

2/19—Amsterdam, Netherlands—Royal Theatre Carre

2/21—Copenhagen, Denmark—DK Studio 1

2/22—Stockholm, Sweden—Munchen Brewery

2/23—Oslo, Norway—Sentrum Scene

2/24—Gothenburg, Sweden—Gothenburg Studios

3/6—Cornwall, UK—Truro Hall

3/8—Cardiff, Wales—Wales Millenium Centre

3/9—Aberystwyth, Wales—Aberystwyth Arts Centre

3/10—Nottingham, UK—Rock City

3/12—Manchester, UK—Bridgewater Hall

3/13—Cambridge, UK—Cambridge Corn Exchange

3/15—Brighton, UK—Brighton Dome

3/16—London, UK—Troxy

3/17—London, UK—Troxy

3/19—Liverpool, UK—Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

3/20—York, UK—Grand Opera House

3/22—Gateshead, UK—Sage Gateshead

3/23—Perth, Scotland—Perth Concert Hall

3/24—Edinburgh, Scotland—Usher Hall

3/26—Dublin, Ireland—Vicar St

3/27—Dublin, Ireland—Vicar St

5/2—Perth, Australia—Astor Theatre

5/4—St Kilda, Australia—Palais Theatre

5/5—Sydney, Australia—Sydney Opera House

5/7—Brisbane Qld, Australia—Tivoli

5/25—Glasgow, UK—Galvanizers Yard

6/5—Portland, ME—State Theatre

6/6—New Haven, CT—College Street Music Hall

6/8—Queens, NY—Forest Hills Stadium

6/9—Washington, DC—The Anthem

6/10—Atlanta, GA—Tabernacle

6/11—New Orleans, LA—Civic Theatre

6/14—Mexico City, Mexico—(venue TBA)

6/16—Austin, TX—ACL Live at the Moody Theater

6/17—Dallas, TX—The Bomb Factory

6/19—Denver, CO—Ogden Theater

6/20—Sundance, UT—Sundance Amphitheater

6/22—San Diego, CA—The Observatory North Park

6/25—Oakland, CA—Fox Theater

6/28—Vancouver, BC—Vogue Theatre

6/29—Vancouver, BC—Vogue Theatre

6/30—Portland, OR—Oregon Zoo Amphitheatre

 
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