NEWS: Gorillaz announce new album 'Humanz'

NEWS: Gorillaz announce Euro Tour

Gorillaz ‘the World’s Most Successful Virtual Act’ will hit the road across Europe this autumn, culminating in a return home to play Brighton, Glasgow, Manchester, Birmingham and London in November and December (dates below).

The Humanz Tour will see the Murdoc Niccals (bass), Noodle (guitar), Russel Hobbs (drums) and 2D (vocals) joined on stage by the Gorillaz live band – Damon Albarn, Gabriel Wallace, Mike Smith, Jesse Hackett, Jeff Wootton, Karl Vanden Bossche, Seye Adelekan – as well as selected performers from the stellar roll call of Gorillaz’ family of featured artists.

Humanz, the new album from Gorillaz, was released on 28th April 2017 on Parlophone Records. This last month alone has seen a furious amount of activity from the band – releasing 5 new tracks; scoring the most successful debut in YouTube VR history with the Jamie Hewlett-directed 360° six-minute animated film ‘Saturnz Barz (Spirit House)’; launching a mixed reality app; and enjoying another ground-breaking first when 2D and Murdoc joined Mistajam for their first ever real time interview, streamed live from London to fans around the world.

The full list of UK and European tour dates is:

NOVEMBER 2017
1 Luxembourg – Rockhal
2 Vienna – Stadthalle
4 Copenhagen – Royal Arena
5 Oslo – Spektrum
6 Stockholm – Hovet
8 Zurich – Samsung Hall
9 Geneva – Arena
11 Munich – Zenith
13 Budapest – Aréna
14 Prague – O2 Arena
17 Berlin – Max-Schmeling-Halle
18 Dusseldorf – Mitsubishi Electric Halle
19 Hamburg – Sporthalle
21 Amsterdam – Ziggo Dome
22 Brussels – Forest National
24 Paris – Zénith
27 Brighton Centre
29 Glasgow – The SSE Hydro

DECEMBER 2017
1 Manchester – Manchester Arena
2 Birmingham – Barclaycard Arena
4 London – O2 Arena

Ticket information:
Tickets go on general sale at 9.00am BST on Friday 5th May via http://live.gorillaz.com/

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