YEARS & YEARS announce massive UK arena + Europe tour + New album Palo Santo out July 6th

YEARS & YEARS

Announce massive UK arena + Europe headline tour

Including London’s O2 Arena

New album – Palo Santo – out July 6^th

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As Years & Years prepare to release their hotly anticipated second album ‘Palo Santo’ on July 6^th, they have announced their biggest ever UK and European run of tour dates which includes a massive London show at the O2 Arena.

The last few months have seen Years & Years once again rise to the very forefront of British pop. With current single ‘If You’re Over Me’ currently continuing its thrilling ascent up the charts, the Olly-Alexander-fronted trio have never felt so unstoppable. Last week alone they

played a dazzling set at Capital’s Summertime Ball, premiered their short film ‘Palo Santo’ at BAFTA, and performed ‘If You’re Over Me’ on Graham Norton.

It’s no surprise then that today the band have announced an arena tour of the UK in November alongside an equally impressive string of European tour dates for early 2019. Years & Years will bring their very own, self-created, fascinating world of ‘Palo Santo’ properly to life at Glasgow’s Hydro SSE Arena on the 28^th November and reach London’s prestigious O2 Arena on the 5^th December. The band will then start 2019 with a run of great headline shows in Europe – full tour dates are below.

‘Palo Santo’ – the band’s glorious second album – will be released on July 6^th. Always band intuitively connected to great, homespun British pop classicism, ‘Palo Santo’ is an album that confirms Years & Years’ ascension to the world stage. At the core of it all is Olly Alexander, a once-in-a-generation front-man who understands more than most his responsibility as a pop star. His personal leap forward in scope and ambition is reflected in the album’s colorful mix of collaborators, which range from Kid Harpoon, Greg Kurstin, Julia Michaels and Justin Trantor to Steve Mac, Jessie Shatkin and Sarah Hudson. On ‘Palo Santo’, and indeed in their highly celebrated live show, Years & Years’ impact on pop feels truly tribal, one in which the minority is always the majority, and everyone iswelcome.

Years & Years tour dates:

28/11 The SSE Hydro, Glasgow

29/11 O2 Apollo, Manchester

30/11 Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham

04/12 Brighton Centre, Brighton

05/12 The O2 Arena, London

25/01 AFAS Live, DS Amsterdam-Zuidoost

26/01 Sporthalle Hamburg, Hamburg

28/01 TAP1, Copenhagen

29/01 Sentrum Scene, Oslo

30/01 Annexet, Stockholm

01/02 Torwar Arena, Warsaw