Live Royal Blood announce special hometown show in Brighton
The Mysterines will provide support
Royal Blood have announced details of a special hometown show in Brighton later this month.
The duo, who released third album ‘Typhoons’ earlier this year, will be supported by Liverpool’s The Mysterines at the gig on 15th September.
“Almost 4 years later and for our last show of the year, playing our shared hometown, Brighton is going to be pure glory,” the band wrote on Twitter to announce the gig.
Tickets for the show will go on sale at 9am on Friday (3rd September) here.
The band's new Brighton show comes at the end of a short three-date run of UK shows this month. They'll then take 'Typhoons' out on the road for a full arena tour next spring.
See the band's full list of upcoming UK dates below.
SEPTEMBER 2021
13th – Lincoln, Engine Shed
14th – Eden Project
15th – Brighton Centre
MARCH 2022
25th – Bournemouth, International Centre
26th – Birmingham, Utilita Arena
27th – Cardiff, Motorpoint Arena
29th – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena
30 – London, The O2
APRIL 2022:
1st – Leeds, First Direct Arena
2nd – Manchester, AO Arena
3rd – Glasgow, SSE Hydro
Reviewing the band's new album 'Typhoons', DIY said: "The songs here may be more melodic, more complex even on paper, but in reality there’s little to grab hold of."
Revisit our April 2021 feature with Royal Blood about 'Typhoons' here.
Records & Merch
The Mysterines - Reeling CD
£12
The Mysterines - Reeling Vinyl
£20
Royal Blood - Trouble's Coming 7 Inch Vinyl
£12
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