Enter Shikari heading to Nottingham Arena on biggest ever UK and EU tour
Enter Shikari are heading for Nottingham on their biggest UK and EU headline arena tour.
The EU dates kick off on November 3 in Germany before their Nottingham show starts their run of UK dates on November 13.
Support for all the UK and European gigs will come from Holding Absence and The Callous Daoboys.
Frontman Rou Reynolds said: “This November will bring our biggest arena tour ever and with a completely new show.
"I cannot say much yet but I can tell you now it will be our most thrilling.”
Every ticket sold for the band’s UK dates will include a £1 donation to the Music Venue Trust, supporting grassroots music venues under threat of closure in the UK.
Enter Shikari were the first artists to implement the scheme which is one very close to their hearts, with ticket sales from their 2024 arena tour carrying the donation, paving the way for the likes of Sam Fender and Coldplay to follow suit with their own generous donations.
Rou continued: “We’re happy to once again be supporting the Music Venue Trust with donations from our ticket sales.
"We will always support and fight for grassroots venues.
"They mean so much to us, not just because we wouldn’t have made it to where we are now without them, but because they are the great bastions of community and creativity, without which, UK culture would decay dramatically.
"And we’d all be left drowning in the most mind-numbing corporate pop music and pointless, AI-produced drivel.” The highly-anticipated November tour is the band’s first arena tour since their A Kiss For The Whole World tour in 2024, celebrating their album of the same name – which was their first to top the album charts after six previous ones had all made the top 10.
The 2024 tour included their raucous debut Wembley Arena show.
During their career, Enter Shikari have received several awards from the likes of NME, Kerrang!, Rock Sound, Heavy Music Awards and more.
They have played more than 3,000 live shows around the world, including three headline arena tours in the UK, supported the likes of The Prodigy and Linkin Park and played festivals such as Glastonbury, Reading & Leeds, Download and Slam Dunk, where they also headlined in 2023.
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