Soulwax have announced a return to the live stage with a full band for the first time in five years.
When not getting lost in synths and drum machines as 2ManyDJs or releasing fine electronic records as Deewee or Despacio their influential club with James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem, the brothers Dewaele perform with a live electro-rock band as Soulwax.
The band have announced 13 European dates so far for January and February.
Soulwax 2024 Tour Dates
Mon 15th Jan Paradiso , Amsterdam – Netherlands
Tue 16th Jan L’Aeronef, Lille – France
Wed 17th Jan Le Transbordeur, Lyon – France
Fri 19th Jan Huxley’s, Berlin – Germany
Sat 20th Jan Carlswerk Victoria, Cologne – Germany
Sun 21st Jan 013 Poppodium, Tilburg – Netherlands
Tue 23rd Jan Sala La Riviera, Madrid – Spain
Wed 24th Jan Razzmatazz, Barcelona – Spain
Thu 25th Jan Le Bikini, Toulouse – France
Sun 28th Jan Elysee Montmartre, Paris – France
Mon 29th Jan AB, Brussels – Belgium
Fri 2nd Feb The Roundhouse, London – UK
Sat 3rd Feb New Century Hall, Manchester – UK
No Irish dates as yet but we can hope.
UK shows on-sale from 10am BST Thursday 28th September.
All shows on-sale from 10am CET Friday 29th September.
Presale tickets from the Soulwax mailing list.
About Soulwax
Formed by brothers Stephen and David Dewaele in 1995, Soulwax have consistently pushed the boundaries of music into new and innovative territory. As well as a band, they are DJs (2manydjs), a record label (DEEWEE) and the sound system Despacio – a joint project with James Murphy from LCD Soundsystem.
The news of their return to the stage comes at a milestone moment for the brothers who have just been awarded the legendary ‘Outstanding Contribution to Music award in association with Merlin’ at this year’s AIM Awards in recognition of their decades-spanning work and influence.
Few artists can consistently reinvent themselves with the level of success that Soulwax have achieved, so their return in 2024 promises to set a new precedent for what electronic music can be: the countdown has begun for Soulwax to prove once again that part of the weekend never dies.
