86TVs share Higher Love single and 2024 UK & Ireland tour dates

27 October 2023, 12:31 | Updated: 27 October 2023, 17:52

By Jenny Mensah

Listen to the latest track to come from the supergroup and find out how to buy tickets for their live dates next year.

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86TVs have shared their infectious Higher Love single and plotted dates for 2024.

The band - comprised of former members of The Maccabees Felix White and Hugo White, their younger brother Will and the former Noisettes and Stereophonics drummer Jamie Morrison - have released their second ever single together and the follow-up to Worn Out Buildings, which as released earlier this year.

Listen to the track below:

86TVs - Higher Love (Official Audio)

Alongside the material comes the news of a UK and Ireland tour for 2024, which will see them visit the likes of Dublin, Glasgow, Manchester in February and March next year and play a hometown show at London's Lafeyette.

Tickets are on sale now.

Dear friends. We are very excited to announce our UK and Ireland headline tour in Feb/March '24.
Tix are on general sale this Fri at 10am UK time. Sign up to our mailing list for pre-sale access this Wed.https://t.co/xbSK2KisAI

Get on it early!!

Love,

86TVs pic.twitter.com/AluTJB3hCC
— 86TVs (@86TVsband) October 23, 2023

See 86TVs 2024 UK & Ireland dates:

25th February 2024: Workman's Club - Dublin, IE
27th February 2024: King Tuts - Glasgow,
28th February 2024: Think Tank - Newcastle
29th February 2024: Bodega -Nottingham
2nd March 2024: Deaf Institute - Manchester
3rd March 2024: Hare and Hounds - Birmingham
5th March 2024: Lafayette - London
6th March 2024: Thelka - Bristol
7th March 2024: Joiners - Southampton
8th March 2024: Concorde 2 - Brighton

The 86TVs talk forming & drummer Jamie Morrison's positivity

Those wanting even more material from the band are in luck, because they've got plenty more tracks to come.

The band are intending to release a studio album and they've told Radio X's Dan O'Connell they have at least 20 songs "ready to go".

A press release also teased: "There’s much more new music to come from the band, much of which was recorded in a little over a week with trusted producer Stephen Street, who also worked on The Maccabees' debut Colour It In."