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IDLES announce massive 2024 world tour

The tour is in support of their upcoming LP 'Tangk'

IDLES have announced a massive world tour and shared details of upcoming shows – kicking off in Spring 2024. See full dates and ticket details below.

READ MORE: IDLES share ‘Dancer’ and tell us about “transgressive” new album ‘TANGK’

The band shared the details for their 2024 European gigs previously, and have now announced a run of dates that will see them make stops in the US, UK, Ireland and Mexico.

March 2024 will see IDLES make their way through Europe with stops in major cities such as Milan, Paris, Amsterdam, Antwerp, Prague and more, before closing with remaining stops in Germany and Sweden. In May, the band will head out to the United States and play a handful of shows in Vancouver, Portland, Seattle, Oakland, San Fransisco, Houston, Dallas, Orlando, and New Orleans.

Joe Talbot of IDLES performs at Finsbury Park on June 30, 2023 in London, England. (Photo by Jim Dyson/Getty Images)

From there, they will travel to the UK to play shows in Cardiff, Halifax, Margate and Cornwall during the month of July. September will see them back in the US for a string of East Coast dates in Asheville, Atlanta, Chicago, Toronto, Montreal and Boston. They will then make their way to Mexico to play Guadalajara, Monterrey and Mexico City.

During November 2024, IDLES will take on Ireland, playing shows in Belfast and Dublin followed by the UK where they will make stops in Glasgow, Nottingham and Newcastle before playing London’s Alexandra Palace. The tour will finally wrap up in December with stops in Brighton and Birmingham followed by two nights at the O2 Apollo in Manchester.

A ticket pre-sale will be available for fans who pre-order IDLES upcoming LP ‘Tangk’ from the band’s official web store before 4pm GMT on Tuesday (December 4). General sale will commence next Friday (December 8) at 9am local time. Visit here for UK tickets and here for US tickets.

IDLES 2024 world tour dates are:

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DECEMBER 1- Hong Kong,Clockenflap 2 – Bangkok, Maho Rasop Festival FEBRUARY 2024 29 – Porto, Super Bock Arena MARCH 2024 1 – Madrid, Wizinik 2 – Barcelona, Sant Jordi Club 5 – Milan, Alcatraz 7 – Paris, Zenith 8 – Amsterdam, NL, AFAS 9 – Antwerp, Lotto Arena 11 – Prague, SaSaZu 12 – Luxembourg, Rockhal 14 – Zurich, Halle 622 15 – Berlin – Max-Schmeling-Halle 16 – Hamburg, Sporthalle 18 – Stockholm, Annexet 19 – Copenhagen, KB Hallen 21 – Cologne, Palladium 22 – Munich, Zenith 23 – Frankfurt, Jahrhunderthalle MAY 2024 3 – Vancouver, PNE Forum 4 – Portland, Roseland Theater 7 – Seattle, Paramount Theatre 10 – Oakland, Fox Theater 11 – San Francisco, The Warfield 13 – Hollywood, Palladium 18 – Denver, The Mission Ballroom 21 – Austin, Moody Amphitheater 22 – Houston, White Oak Music Hall 23 – Dallas, South Side Ballroom JUNE 2024 10 – Fort Lauderdale, Revolution Live 11 – Orlando, House of Blues 13 – New Orleans, The Fillmore JULY 2024 12 – Cardiff, Castle 13 – Halifax, The Piece Hall 20 – Margate, Margate Summer Series 21 – Cornwall, The Wyldes SEPTEMBER 2024 14 – Asheville, Rabbit Rabbit 15 – Atlanta, Tabernacle 18 – Chicago, Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom 20 – Toronto, Coca-Cola Coliseum 21 – Montreal, MTELUS 24 – Boston, Roadrunner OCTOBER 2024 1 – Guadalajara, Guanamor Teatro Estudio 2 – Monterrey, Showcenter Complex 4 – Mexico City, Pepsi Centre NOVEMBER 2024 17 – Belfast, Telegraph 19 – Dublin, Olympia 23 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro 24 – Newcastle, O2 City Hall 25 – Nottingham, Rock City 29 – London, Alexandra Palace DECEMBER 2024 1 – Brighton, The Brighton Centre 3 – Birmingham, O2 Academy 6 – Manchester, O2 Apollo 7 – Manchester, O2 Apollo

The tour is in support of the band’s fifth studio album ‘Tangk ‘ which is set for release on February 16 via Partisan. The LP’s lead single ‘Dancer’ featuring James Murphy and Nancy Whang of LCD Soundsystem , was released back in October.

Speaking to NME about the album , IDLES frontman Joe Talbot said: “When I started this album, I said to Bowen: ‘I want to make people dance, I want people to feel the love that I need in my life, I want to make people move, I want our music to be infectious again – and I want it to be infectious in a way that makes people feel, not think. I want to feel part of something electric again’”

He continued: “I wanted to elaborate and transgress from 2021’s ‘ CRAWLER ’, which was the start of something new for us. When something feels as electric as ‘CRAWLER’ did, I just wanted to continue it and to evoke a sense of purpose with what we are as musicians.”

Elsewhere, IDLES BBC Radio 1 DJ Annie Mac and a host of MPs have backed a campaign for a ban on rap lyrics being used in court.

They have written an open letter that can be signed by anyone, with notable signatories also including lawyer Lady Chakrabarti and Labour MPs Nadia Whittome and Kim Johnson.

Whittome is due to table new legislation drafted by the Art Not Evidence group – formed last year by a group of lawyers, academics and music industry professionals – in the next parliamentary session which will call for a rigorous set of tests to determine whether prosecutors should be allowed to put rap evidence, including lyrics, recorded tracks, and music videos in front of juries.

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IDLES Announce 2024 North American Tour Dates

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IDLES will have a new album to support when the band returns to North America in 2024 on a new stretch of tour dates in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The gritty Grammy-nominated U.K. post-punk ensemble will issue their fifth album, TANGK , on February 16th via Partisan Records .

Adding to a previously announced run of international dates, IDLES will return to North America on May 3rd for a show in Vancouver. The new tour announcement includes three dozen concerts, with a May and June leg making stops in Seattle (5/7), San Francisco (5/11), L.A. (5/13), Denever (5/18), Austin (5/21), Orlando (6/11), and New Orleans (6/13) before a return to the U.K.

Come September, IDLES will cross the Atlantic for another pass through North America, beginning in Asheville, NC (9/14) and playing gigs in Atlanta (9/15), Chicago (9/18), Boston (9/24), and more in addition to dates in Canada and Mexico. IDLES will then ride out the rest of 2024 with shows in the U.K. and Ireland, culminating in a two-night stand in Manchester (12/6, 12/7).

Related: IDLES Perform Relentless “The Wheel” On ‘Fallon’ [Watch]

Tickets for IDLES’ new tour dates go on sale on Friday, December 8th at 9 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster . Fans can get access to pre-sale tickets ahead of the general on-sale by pre-ordering TANGK from the band’s website .

For the follow-up to 2021’s Best Rock Album-nominated CRAWLER , the seething Bristol hard-rocking hooligans will take their vitriol to the dance floor. The band previously shared the lead single, “Dancer”, which features LCD Soundystem ‘s James Murphy and Nancy Whang and introduces the album’s stated purpose of making people move once again.

“ TANGK . I needed love. So I made it,” frontman Joe Talbot said of the album. “I gave love out to the world and it feels like magic. This is our album of gratitude and power. All love songs. All is love.”

IDLES 2024 Tour Dates

May 03 – Vancouver, BC @ PNE Forum

May 04 – Portland, OR @ Roseland Theater

May 07 – Seattle, WA @ Paramount Theatre

May 10 – Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater

May 11 – San Francisco, CA @ The Warfield

May 13 – Los Angeles, CA @ Hollywood Palladium

May 18 – Denver, CO @ The Mission Ballroom

May 21 – Austin, TX @ Moody Amphitheater

May 22 – Houston, TX @ White Oak Music Hall

May 23 – Dallas, TX @ South Side Ballroom

Jun 10 – Ft Lauderdale, FL @ Revolution Live

Jun 11 – Orlando, FL @ House of Blues

Jun 13 – New Orleans, LA @ The Fillmore

July 12 – Cardiff, UK @ Cardiff Castle

July 13 – Halifax, UK @ The Piece Hall

July 20 – Margate, UK @ Margate Summer Series

July 21 – Cornwall, UK @ The Wyldes

Sep 14 – Asheville, NC @ Rabbit Rabbit

Sep 15 – Atlanta, GA @ Tabernacle

Sep 18 – Chicago, IL @ Byline Bank Aragon Ballroom

Sept 20 – Toronto, ON @ Coca-Cola Coliseum

Sep 21 – Montreal, QC @ MTELUS

Sep 24 – Boston, MA @ Roadrunner

Oct 01 – Guadalajara, MX @ Guanamor Teatro Estudio

Oct 02 – Monterrey, MX @ Showcenter Complex

Oct 04 – Mexico City, MX @ Pepsi Centre

Nov 17 – Belfast, UK @ The Telegraph Building

Nov 19 – Dublin, IE @ 3Olympia Theatre

Nov 23 – Glasgow, UK @ Hydro

Nov 24 – Newcastle, UK @ City Hall

Nov 25 – Nottingham, UK @ Rock City

Nov 29 – London, UK @ Alexandra Palace

Dec 01 – Brighton, UK @ The Brighton Centre

Dec 03 – Birmingham, UK @ O2 Academy Birmingham

Dec 06 – Manchester, UK @ Manchester Apollo

Dec 07 – Manchester, UK @ Manchester Apollo

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Idles frontman Joe Talbot is eyeballing the curiously-gathered onlookers inside the tiny top floor room of Wakefield's Unity Works. He and his band are on another toilet circuit of the UK, but this time things are a little different. There's a momentum surrounding Idles that is swiftly gathering pace and it's been a long time coming. The Bristol quintet's stunning debut album 'Brutalism' has finally landed into our lives and quite bluntly, it pisses all over, well, just about everything else currently. 'Brutalism' is honest, intense, fun, captivating, often ridiculous and necessary as hell right now. Everything that's getting your goat in these uncharted times we find ourselves in, is addressed in a manner even the furious Sleaford Mods must surely applaud.

Barring the album's closing slower-paced track 'Slow Savage' and the sadly missing 'Rachel Khoo', their live set is pretty much the rest of Brutalism, with bells on. The infectiously catchy, pot-shot slinging of 'Well Done' stirs up a frenzy in the crowd and even a minor vocal false start on the punk-as-you-like 'Stendhal Syndrome' only intensifies the rest of the song. Lightning fast drums clatter with a heavy Future Of The Left-esque bass and razor-sharp guitars. Whether Talbot is purposefully entertaining himself as well as us is not in question. Carefree verbal swipes at bandmates and a tongue-lashing for the likes of Catfish And The Bottlemen abound. (Fair play). Don't be fooled by the wit and hijinks that pour freely from this band however, they have a hell of a lot to say about our current state of affairs and Talbot rightly so, is mad as hell. Rather than just goofing around, their strong sense of playfulness and ability to not take things too seriously only masks an intensity of a band that are ready to take on the pretenders of this world.

Tonight's parting shot is led by Talbot inviting the audience up on to the stage then vacating it to film the closing noise-fest meltdown from his phone. Bemused and awkward looking gents fumble to find some moves as screaming guitars are placed over unsuspecting necks and the whole charming calamity comes to a close.

An element of slight danger and unpredictability lurks in the shadows wherever Idles play as they sweep across this country of ours.

There is hope Britain, and musically it lies within bands like this.

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So much power, so much energy! Proper emotion. And one of the best gigs I've ever been to. The guys rocked out all night, it looked like the best night of their lives.

The crowd fully engaged. Key highlights were - how many time the guitarist got down and crowd surfed - Danny Nedelko getting on stage for cuddles with everyone - the bass player starting the night off like a viking warrior - the power and honesty in Joe Talbots voice and the absolute scenes as bits of guitar were smashed everywhere.

One guitarist was in his pants all night, while the other looked like my kid brother. But boy would I want to be either of them to play on that stage that night. They brought more excitement than the most violent of computer games (think Trevor from GTAV), while Joe delivers lines as powerful as any peaceful protest with a big FU to the establishment.

Very cool. Definitely one of the wildest shows I've ever been to! The guitarists both spent a large percentage of the time crowdsurfing. They had the audience crowdsurf a hand-picked fan for an entire song. This was definitely the most gender-neutral, female-friendly moshing I've ever seen at a show. It got intense but it was friendly and when someone fell down during the opening act people protected him until they could get him up & out of the crowd. The fan following in the US is small but very tight-knit. However, I came in as a new fan and felt totally welcome.

Hands down the most energetic, intense, and powerful show I have ever been to. The crowd was amazing giving back energy to the band as they poured everything they had out on the stage (and multiple times into the crowd itself). I sweat, I cried and I bled. This band is FOR REAL, and I hope they can continue to find pleasure in making music and art that hits home with so many of us out here. BEAUTIFUL LOVING FURY is the best description of their music I can think of. I am glad I made this show a priority!

Awesome show full of passion, sweat and anger. definely recommended. loved it. thanks for having me, guys. the club was close to explode. also the support in hamburg was very good. kick ass show.A review must be at least 30 words long.A review must be at least 30 words long.

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Excellent show! One of the highest ernergy and upbeat shows I've seen. Aside from the great music, the band were fully committed, funny, friendly and actually inspirational! Many is the songs were dedicated, explained or a celebration of something or someone. The guitarists spent time interacting not only with, but IN the audience as well. I wouldn't hesitate to see them again.Go for it!

This was one of the best fucking shows I've ever seen. My head is killing me and my ears are still ringing, but Joe and company killed it. Such energy and passion went into each song, I could tell they were really happy to be playing in LA and the crowd loved it. At one point a bunch of people rushed the stage and danced around with the band, so fun

This band is one of our new-found favorites. Similar to Future Of The Left or Mclusky, the distorted bass-driven, clever guitar leads and raw vocals are a testament to what we consider "punk" to sound like, today.

If in Austin: go see this band!

Looking forward and hoping for a U.S.tour, soon.

The most important band of the day. Fact. Their passion, power, message and sheer joy is electric.

From the moment they came on stage they smashed it. They are so tight as a band and they didn’t fail to deliver.

Thank you lads and also thank you to the venue - all staff and security were ace!

One of the best bands I have ever seen live, great atmosphere, great crowd, great songs and band’s interaction with the crowd is incredible. Saw them at a hometown show in Bristol and have never heard people cheer for a band that loud before, if you get the chance to see Idles, don’t turn it down!

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