The newly announced show is part of their last tour promoting ‘Rituals’
Deaf Havana have added a London date to their autumn UK tour with a special show at Alexandra Palace.
The alt-rockers will perform at the iconic London venue on November 8. One pound from every ticket will go to the charity War Child and fans are to be treated to “a very special evening” with the group “performing two sets.”
Well, London you asked for it. We have one more show to add to our last Rituals tour. Alexandra Palace Theatre, we’ll see you on November 8th. Tickets for this show go on sale this Friday at 10am. Remember £1 from every ticket goes to @WarChildUK. See you all there. pic.twitter.com/wqfJ4D9lWZ
— Deaf Havana (@deafhavana) September 9, 2019
Tickets for the Alexandra Palace go on sale at 10am this Friday (September 13). Fans can already buy tickets to the band’s tour shows in Brighton, Oxford, Wolverhampton, Bournemouth, Northampton and Leeds between November 6 and November 13.
The four-piece previously announced that the shows will mark an end to the touring cycle for their 2018 album ‘Rituals’.
Deaf Havana tour dates:
NOVEMBER
6 – Brighton, Brighton Concorde 2
7 – Oxford, O2 Academy Oxford
8 – London, Alexandra Palace
9 – Wolverhampton, KK’s Steel Mill
11 –Bournemouth, Old Fire Station Bournemouth
12 – Northampton, Roadmender
13 – Leeds, Leeds University Stylus
NME’s Tom Connick wrote of Deaf Havana’s last album: “Through all those costume changes and sonic shifts, Deaf Havana’s dedication to Veck-Gilodi’s warts n’ all songwriting has always been their strongest asset.
“‘Rituals’ sees more of that polished away than ever before. While The 1975 don’t own radio-rock just yet, ‘Rituals’ feels a little too much like Deaf Havana have lost sight of their own signature, while hammering at the heels of Healy’s.”
