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Lucy Rose is off on a UK tour
She’ll take new album ’Something’s Changing’ out on the road in November.
Lucy Rose released her latest album ‘Something’s Changing’ - a marked gear-shift from her previous records - earlier this month, and now she’s set to take it out on tour in November.
The headline outing comes after this summer’s The Worldwide Cinema Tour, which sees Lucy Rose airing her new documentary at cinemas all over the shop. Head here for more details.
Read our In the Studio feature with Lucy Rose here.
Watch the video for The Staves-featuring ‘Floral Dresses’ below, and scroll down to find all her upcoming November tour dates.
NOV
01 St Georges, Bristol
02 Phoenix, Exeter
03 O2 Shepherds Bush Empire, London
04 Old Market, Brighton
06 Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester
07 Brudenell, Leeds
08 Trades Club, Hebden Bridge
09 Plug, Sheffield
11 Whelan’s, Dublin
12 Stanley Theatre, Liverpool
13 Fruit, Hull
14 Caves, Edinburgh
15 Oran Mor, Glasgow
17 Guildhall, Gloucester
18 Tramshed, Cardiff
19 SJE Arts, Oxford
21 Glee Club, Birmingham
22 Glee Club, Nottingham
23 Junction, Cambridge
24 Engine Rooms, Southampton
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