Fresh from dropping his new single ‘One Day To Live’ and completing a euphoric UK tour, a big year for Seb Lowe rises to new heights with confirmation of an autumn headline run. Stepping up to bigger venues, the tour includes his biggest headline shows to date in cities including Manchester (Albert Hall) and London (HERE at Outernet).
Tickets go on sale here at 10am on Friday 1 May.
Seb says, “It’s pretty hard to describe the shows if you haven’t been, but there’s this real sense of community. A load of us singing at the top of our lungs, getting something out, whatever that might be. It’ll be our biggest tour yet, our loudest tour yet. We’ve got some serious plans. Let them hear us.”
All shows feature support from Kate Couriel, who also plays in Seb’s live band.
News of the tour adds to an increasingly hectic schedule for Seb. Tomorrow he starts his first European tour as special guest to the princess of dark pop Sofia Isella, a month-long trek which culminates at London’s Roundhouse. His summer festival schedule then includes dates at Reading Festival, Tramlines, Victorious, the Rock N Roll Circus and Doune The Rabbit Hole as well as a huge Manchester show as special guest to Pulp at Wythenshawe Park.
Seb Lowe provides something to believe in. His songs target their righteous anger at hefty topics such as inequality, misogyny and the rise of the far-right, often engaging hearts and minds by infusing them with a scathing sense of satire and a savage wit. His contemporary take on the tradition of the protest song blends its timelessness with a contemporary indie-folk style, yet it is connecting with a huge Gen Z audience online - see 6 million+ streams a month and 630,000 followers at TikTok for evidence. That following translates to the live arena - the audiences are consistently passionate and intense, while the size of the shows scales up with every fresh tour.