Following a long hiatus, Doves have announced their first live date in nine years. The Manchester band will headline the Royal Albert Hall on March 29 as part of the annual series of Teenage Cancer Trust shows at the historic London venue. Order the latest issue of Uncut online and have it sent to...
Following a long hiatus, Doves have announced their first live date in nine years.
The Manchester band will headline the Royal Albert Hall on March 29 as part of the annual series of Teenage Cancer Trust shows at the historic London venue.
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Doves‘ official Twitter feed announced the news today, adding the line “More announcements to follow”, suggesting that a bigger tour and new material is in the works. Their last album was 2009’s Kingdom Of Rust.
The waiting is over! In 2010 Doves announced an indefinite pause. Nothing lasts forever. Doves will break their hiatus to perform for the Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall, London on Friday 29 March 2019. Tickets go on sale Friday 9am. More announcements to follow. pic.twitter.com/RgqcfzFyMl
— Doves (@dovesmusicblog) December 3, 2018
Other acts playing the Royal Albert Hall in March as part of the Teenage Cancer Trust series include The Levellers, Take That and The Script.
Tickets go on sale at 9am on Friday (December 7) from here.
