DMA'S announce UK tour dates for December 2023

19 July 2023, 16:10

By Jenny Mensah

The Aussie rockers have announced fresh dates just ahead of their string of festival shows in the UK and Europe.

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DMA'S have announced new UK dates for December 2023.

The Aussie trio - comprised of Tommy O'Dell, Johnny Took and Matt Mason - are heading to blighty this week for festival dates which will see them at the likes of Tramlines, Truck and Y Not Festival, but have already delighted fans with a new batch of gigs for the winter.

Taking to to social media, the Delete rockers wrote: "Today we fly in to the UK for some summer shows. Today we also announce a future HEADLINE UK TOUR this December with a fresh run of headline tour dates."

Tickets for the tour, which will see them play two nights at Here At Outernet in London and the Aviva Warehouse in Manchester, go on general sale this Friday 21st July at 10am BST.

Today we fly in to the UK for some summer shows. Today we also announce a future HEADLINE UK TOUR this December with a fresh run of headline tour dates.💙🖤🤍

General sale Friday 21st July at 10am https://t.co/geWpx9fqPe pic.twitter.com/4nrXjAVZYm
— DMA'S (@dmasmusic) July 18, 2023

See DMA'S December 2023 UK Tour dates so far:

5th December 2023: University of East Anglia - Norwich
6th December 2023: O2 Guildhall - Southampton
7th December 2023: Rock City - Nottingham
9th December 2023: Mountford Hall - Liverpool
11th December 2023: O2 Academy - Bristol
12th December 2023: The Great Hall - Cardiff University Students Union
14th December 2023: O2 Academy - Glasgow
15th December 2023: Warehouse Aviva Studios - Manchester
17th December 2023: Here At Outernet - London
18th December 2023: Here At Outernet - London

DMA'S have already had a bumper year in terms of performances. After releasing their How Many Dreams? album in March, the trio went on to play dates in the UK, which included an epic night at OVO Arena Wembley as a replacement for their Brixton Academy gigs.

The band then went on to support Courteeners at their homecoming gig at Heaton Park, where they treated fans to their much-loved cover of Cher's Believe.