Photo: Jim Mitcham
Cast have announced UK shows for this autumn.
The Liverpool Britpop stalwarts will take their Yeah Yeah Yeah Tour to Leeds, Edinburgh, Manchester, Newcastle, London and Liverpool between October 1 and 24.
Support will come from Trampolene in Leeds, Edinburgh and Manchester, while Pastel will open in Newcastle, London and Liverpool. Tickets for all dates go on general sale at 10am this Friday (July 17).
The tour takes its name from the band's UK Top 10 album, 'Yeah Yeah Yeah', released in January and recorded at Space Mountain in Spain, the home studio of legendary producer Youth, known for his work with The Verve, Pink Floyd and Primal Scream.
Ahead of the new dates, Cast will continue their run of summer shows with a date supporting Richard Ashcroft at London's Alexandra Palace Park on Friday, followed by a mix of headline shows and festival dates, including sets at Nottingham's Splendour Festival, Cheshire's Together Again Festival and Portsmouth's Victorious Festival.
Cast Upcoming Tour Dates are as follows
Fri August 07 2026 - BARNSLEY Birdwell Venue
Sat September 12 2026 - BLACKPOOL Winter Gardens Blackpool
Thu October 01 2026 - LEEDS Leeds University Stylus
Fri October 02 2026 - EDINBURGH Queen's Hall
Sat October 03 2026 - MANCHESTER New Century Hall
Thu October 22 2026 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE Newcastle University
Fri October 23 2026 - LONDON Electric Ballroom
Sat October 24 2026 - LIVERPOOL Dome
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