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Heaven 17 to perform 'The Luxury Gap' in full on November 2023 UK tour

They play 13 headline shows

Heaven 17 have announced a 13-date UK tour for November 2023 celebrating the 40th anniversary of their blockbuster second studio album ‘The Luxury Gap.’

Originally released in April 1983, ‘The Luxury Gap’ was Heaven 17’s biggest selling album in the UK and it featured the huge singles ‘Temptation’ and ‘Come Live with Me.’

Heaven 17 will perform ‘The Luxury Gap’ in its entirety on the UK tour alongside other anthems from their back catalogue.

The tour opens at Leeds O2 Academy on Thursday 2nd November and visits Newcastle, Liverpool, Glasgow, Manchester, Bournemouth, Bristol, Northampton, Bexhill, London, Norwich and Wolverhampton before concluding at Sheffield O2 Academy on Saturday 18th November.

Tickets go on sale from Absolute Radio Tickets at 10am on Friday 28th April.

Heaven 17’s Glenn Gregory says: “When we were writing and recording the tracks for our second album The Luxury Gap we energised by the critical success of our first album Penthouse And Pavement. We wanted to make the new songs stand up and stand out we wanted to write songs that people would take to their hearts.

“40 years later our audience are still loving those songs and we are very excited to be touring our most successful album The Luxury Gap. Come on and jump aboard the Heaven 17-time machine, let’s party like its 1983.”

Heaven 17’s UK tour dates:

NOVEMBER 2023

Leeds O2 Academy – Thu 2nd

Newcastle Boiler Shop – Fri 3rd

Liverpool O2 Academy – Sat 4th

Glasgow SWG3 Galvanizers – Mon 6th

Manchester O2 Ritz – Tue 7th

Bournemouth O2 Academy – Thu 9th

Bristol O2 Academy – Fri 10th

Northampton Roadmender – Sat 11th

Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion – Mon 13th

London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire – Tue 14th

Norwich UEA – Thu 16th

Wolverhampton The Halls – Fri 17th

Sheffield O2 Academy – Sat 18th

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Heaven 17 set was beautiful but a bit too short. We bought VIP-tickets understanding that we would meet and greet with Glenn (and Chris from Squeeze) prior to the gig (as it was billed as a joint tour). It was therefore a bit disappointing that we payd all that amount of money without geting to meet Heaven 17 (apparently one of the Squeeze bandmembers are also called Glenn)

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Superb show last night at the Glasgow Academy great venue great crowd and the band didnt fail to please. All the old favourites and more. X Propaganda were an awesome support band to boot.

Amazing concert, the sound was excellent, nice interaction with the audience, with plenty of humour. The girl singing on Temptation has an incredible voice. Acknowledged connection with Human League and performed early tracks from that period. Cover tribute to David Bowie was very well done, I won’t spoil it by telling you which hit, but as a big DB fan I was over the moon ;o)

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Heaven 17: Liverpool Academy – live review

Heaven 17 Liverpool Academy 26th November 2021

Heaven 17 took on Liverpool’s O2 Academy on the North West leg of their 41st anniversary tour. Banjo reports.

Heaven 17 are one of the few bands from the ’80s who can still command sizeable crowds without just relying on playing the nostalgia festival circuit, as tonight’s sold out gig at Liverpool’s O2 Academy shows. They seem to be in a select few in this regard; their friends/rivals Human League can still do it of course, but others seem to struggle. Soft Cell do it by only reforming and playing infrequently, ABC can only do it when they play Lexicon Of Love, and countless others only seem to turn up at the likes of the Rewind Festivals.

On tonight’s showing, there would appear to be two reasons for this. One is the fact that they have a back catalogue absolutely rammed with irresistible dancefloor classics. The other reason is the sheer force of their personalities. Glenn Gregory is a warm, funny and entertaining frontman who cannot stop his personality pouring from the stage in everything he does, and it is a pleasure to be in his company.

Support tonight comes from local legend Pete Wylie , who I unfortunately miss for logistical reasons, and by ‘logistical’ I mean I didn’t know he was playing and was sat in the pub. Those of you who are fans of the great man can take comfort in the fact that I am already kicking myself for this and will continue to do so for some time.

Heaven 17 ’s current tour was originally intended to be a celebration of their 40 th anniversary, but due to last year’s restrictions is instead taking place as their 41 st . An anniversary tour means that we are treated to a best of set for most of the night. First track At The Height Of The Fighting starts things off at a good pace. Mainstay members Gregory and Martyn Ware are backed up by keyboard player Flo Sabeva and two superb singers (called, I think, Kelly and Hayley) who share the stage and the limelight with Gregory.

The songs have been updated, with the trebly ’80s sounds replaced by a fuller, more modern sound, but for the most part, they still retain their ’80s stylings and remain firmly in the synth-pop genre. Where Blancmange have constantly revised and reworked their old songs, Heaven 17 seem happy with what they have.

(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang comes next and still sounds out of place in Heaven 17’s cannon. It remains a classic of its age though and suits its new beefed up sound. Crushed By The Wheels of Industry allows the two backing singers to really shine. In fact, backing singers is not the correct term here at all, as they are often the stars of the show, leaving their slot at the side of the stage and roaming around like they were born to it. They are an essential part of Heaven 17 and the band would not be able to function without them.

Come Live With Me has always been a favourite song of mine and, judging by the cheers that greet it, many people feel the same. Most of the audience seem to be ‘of an age’ and will have grown up listening to these songs and they make their appreciation well known. Liverpool and Heaven 17 love each other, there is no doubt about that.

The first non-Heaven 17 song of the night is their version of Human League’s cover of You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feeling, which appeared on the League’s debut album, Reproduction. At the time it was a strange song that introduced the notion that electronic music could still be jam packed full of emotion, a revolutionary idea at the time. For tonight’s performance, Martyn Ware leaves his keyboard and takes centre stage with Glenn Gregory and the two trade harmonies. This creates quite a paradox to watch as it is an old fashioned presentation of what was once a futuristic song, even if it was written in the ’50s.

Gregory introduces We Live So Fast by telling us it was written when they were taking speed and before they thought about playing live, meaning that it contains “two thousand words that I now have to sing.” An onstage discussion takes place between Gregory and Marsh about what drugs they took at the time before they realise they were having this discussion onstage in front of 1200 people, such is their ease on stage.

Temptation closes the set of course, but it is a reworked version, similar to the Brothers In Rhythm remix, that builds and builds and features some spectacular vocals from Kelly Barnes. The enthusiasm of the audience is matched by that of the band and it all sounds genuinely joyous.

The applause that greets this is so great that the whole band seem taken aback as they line up to take a bow. It does not stop as they walk off stage, so Gregory soon returns with Sabeva for an encore. The Associates’ Party Fears Two is the first of three cover versions that make up this encore and before it begins, Gregory tells a touching tale about singer Billy Mackenzie giving him a whippet puppy.

Understandably taken by surprise at this, Gregory tried to hand it back saying that he couldn’t take a dog off him just like that, before telling us that of course he kept the whippet and it lived with him until it was 18 years old. He went on to say that he has now had whippets for over 40 years, including one called Billy. The following version of Party Fears Two is stripped back to keyboards and voice and showcases what a wonderful song it is, and what a talent Mackenzie was.

David Bowie’s Let’s Dance is next and this may seem an odd song to include until we take into account that Gregory is the singer in Holy Holy, where he performs Bowie’s back catalogue with ex-Spider from Mars and producer Tony Visconti.

All through the show, a small keyboard has sat unused at the side of the stage. This it turns out is the original synth that Ware wrote Being Boiled on back in the ’70s and he uses it to perform the song live tonight. For any synth geeks in the audience, this is a huge treat. When Louder Than War last spoke to Ware about it he told us it “sounds completely different to contemporary synths, it’s not just a geek thing, they’re built from different components, it’s like a Rolls Royce versus a fucking Skoda” and the sound it makes is indeed different from what we have heard so far (click here to read the interview in full). Being Boiled still sounds futuristic all these years on, which shows how far ahead of the curve Martyn Ware was.

The band once again line up to take their bows and the audience again roar their approval. Heaven 17 will always have a place on the nation’s stages and in their hearts. They are too good not to.

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Heaven 17 announce 40th anniversary tour for ‘The Luxury Gap’

Heaven 17 have today announced a very special UK tour to perform their celebrated and acclaimed 1983 album ‘ The Luxury Gap ’ . The tour includes a Sussex concert which this time around will be at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill-on-Sea on on Monday 13th November.

Hailing from Sheffield, Heaven 17 are one of the most important British post-punk bands. Heaven 17’s second album ‘The Luxury Gap’ in 1983 was the moment when everything just clicked into place to overwhelming effect. It undoubtedly became a pop masterpiece.

The trio convinced their sceptical record company that ‘Temptation’ had to be the next single. A duet between Glenn Gregory and Carol Kenyon, this song of lust, brilliantly framed by a musical structure, stormed the charts and remains a momentous classic to this day. The album itself went to reach No.4 and cemented Heaven 17 as one of the most important British post-punk bands.

40 years later ‘The Luxury Gap’ Heaven 17’s sly, post-modern critique of modern society has never sounded so resonant, nor been so necessary. On the celebratory tour Glenn Gregory said:

“When we were writing and recording the tracks for our second album ‘The Luxury Gap’ we were energised by the critical success of our first album ‘Penthouse And Pavement’. We wanted to make the new songs stand up and stand out. We wanted to write songs that people would take to their hearts.

40 years later our audience are still loving those songs and we are very excited to be touring our most successful album ‘The Luxury Gap’. Come on and jump aboard the Heaven 17 time machine, let’s party like it’s 1983”

The Luxury Gap’ is a really solid album. It’s packed with all killers and no fillers! The tracklist reads:

‘Crushed By The Wheels Of Industry’ ‘Who’ll Stop The Rain’ ‘Let Me Go’ ‘Key To The World’ ‘Temptation’ ‘Come Live With Me ‘ ‘Lady Ice And Mr Hex’ ‘We Live So Fast’ ‘The Best Kept Secret’ 

The Band will be covering 13 dates this November performing their masterpiece in full along with some of their classic tracks. Tickets go on sale Friday 28th April at 10am via www.gigsandtours.com and www.ticketmaster.co.uk .

Tour dates: Thursday 02 November 2023 Leeds O2 Academy Friday 03 November 2023 Newcastle Boiler Shop Saturday 04 November 2023 Liverpool O2 Academy Monday 06 November 2023 Glasgow SWG3 Galvanizers Tuesday 07 November 2023 Manchester O2 Ritz Thursday 09 November 2023 Bournemouth O2 Academy Friday 10 November 2023 Bristol O2 Academy Saturday 11 November 2023 Northampton Roadmender Monday 13 November 2023 Bexhill De La Warr Pavilion Tuesday 14 November 2023 London O2 Shepherds Bush Empire Thursday 16 November 2023 Norwich UEA Friday 17 November 2023 Wolverhampton The Halls Saturday 18 November 2023 Sheffield O2 Academy

Heaven 17 fans will be pleased to also learn that prior to the special November tour, they will be performing live in Brighton at the Concorde 2 on Sunday 21st May. Tickets for that concert can be purchased HERE .

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