Dublin shows for Massive Attack, Young Fathers & Youth Lagoon
Massive Attack are embarking on their first headline tour in five years next January and February with a date at the Olympia Theatre on Tuesday January 19th. Support comes from Young Fathers, tickets are €50.65+fees and on sale from Ticketmaster on Friday at 9am (as is Grimes and Foals). Full live dates below.
Youth Lagoon will play Whelan’s on Saturday February 6th. Tickets are €22.50+fees on sale also on Friday. Busy morning for some ticketbuying.
Tour dates – Massive Attack
19th January Olympia Theatre, Dublin, Ireland
22nd January O2 Academy, Glasgow, UK
25th January De Montford Hall, Leicester, UK
27th January O2 Academy, Leeds, UK
28th January The Apollo, Manchester, UK
30th January O2 Academy, Birmingham, UK
31st January The Guildhall, Portsmouth, UK
1st February The Dome, Brighton, UK
3rd February Brixton O2 Academy, London, UK
4th February Brixton O2 Academy, London, UK
7th February Tap 1, Copenhagen, Denmark
9th February Rockhal, Esch Alzette, Luxembourg
10th February Palais 12, Brussels, Belgium
12th February Fabrique, Milan, Italy
14th February Geox Theatre, Padova, Italy
16th February Palladium, Cologne, Germany
17th February Tempodrom, Berlin, Germany
20th February Gasometer, Vienna, Austria
21st February Tonhalle, Munich, Germany
24th February Klokgebouw, Eindhoven, Netherlands
25th February Heineken Music Hall, Amsterdam, Netherlands
26th February Zenith, Paris, France
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