Circa Waves Line Up Spring UK Tour Supporting 'What's It Like Over There?'

Circa Waves have announced a UK tour.

The April run will take them to Oxford, Nottingham, Glasgow, Manchester, Sheffield, Birmingham, Bristol, London and Newcastle, following up the release of their new LP 'What's It Like Over There?' at the start of the month.

Tickets are on sale at 9am on December 7. Head below to stream Movies and Be Somebody Good, two new songs from the album.

Circa Waves Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows:

Mon April 15 2019 - OXFORD O2 Academy Oxford
Tue April 16 2019 - NOTTINGHAM Rock City
Thu April 18 2019 - GLASGOW Barrlowlands
Fri April 19 2019 - MANCHESTER Victoria Warehouse
Sat April 20 2019 - SHEFFIELD Foundry
Tue April 23 2019 - BIRMINGHAM O2 Institute
Thu April 25 2019 - BRISTOL O2 Academy Bristol
Fri April 26 2019 - LONDON Roundhouse
Sat April 27 2019 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE University

Click here to compare & buy Circa Waves Tickets at Stereoboard.com.

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