The Streets' 2023 UK & Ireland tour dates: How to buy tickets
14 August 2023, 16:24 | Updated: 14 August 2023, 16:30
Mike Skinner and co are set to embark on dates towards the end of this year. Find out where they are headed and if you can still buy tickets.
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The Streets previously announced a run of dates in the UK for October and November this year.
Mike Skinner and co are set to support their upcoming record The Darker The Shadow, The Brighter The Light (set for release on 20th October) with shows, which will kick off at a recently added date at Belfast's Telegraph Building, include two homecoming shows at Birmingham's O2 Academy and culminate in a show at London's Alexandra Palace.
Find out everything we know so far about the gigs below, including what the dates are, who's supporting them and how to buy tickets.
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What are The Streets' 2023 UK & Ireland dates?
22nd October 2023 – Belfast, Telegraph Building - NEW DATE ADDED
24th October 2023 – Dublin, 3Olympia Theatre - NEW DATE ADDED
26th October 2023 – Nottingham, Rock City
27th October 2023 – Manchester, O2 Victoria Warehouse
28th October 2023 – Sheffield, O2 Academy
2nd November 2023 – Glasgow, O2 Academy
3rd November 2023 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall
4th November 2023 – Leeds, O2 Academy
9th November 2023 – Liverpool, The Mountford Hall
10th November 2023 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
11th November 2023 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
13th November 2023 – Norwich, The Nick Rayns LCR, UEA
14th November 2023 – Bournemouth, O2 Academy
16th November 2023 – London, Alexandra Palace
How to buy tickets to The Streets' 2023 UK & Ireland dates:
Tickets for their previously announced dates are on sale now at limited availability, while tickets for the newly announced dates go on sale on Friday 18th August at 9am BST from Ticketmaster.
Pre-sales take place the day before on Thursday 17th April from 9am BST.
The tracks on the new album, which is released on 20th October, serve as the soundtrack to an accompanying film of the same name, which Mike Skinner recently shared will be screened in Everyman cinemas across the country.
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