The Levellers Go On A Collective Tour

Brighton-hailing folk-rockers the Levellers have announced additional shows for their Collective UK Tour, including a rescheduled date for their London headline show at Hackney Empire, which will now take place on 24th May. The band have additional dates in Worthing, Rhyl and the Hay-On-Wye Festival. Tickets for the new dates will go on sale at 10am Wednesday 29th March via https://www.levellers.co.uk/ The Levellers Collective tour is in support of Together All The Way, the acclaimed new album out now via Levellers’ own On The Fiddle Recordings.

Levellers

Together All The Way reimagines songs from across the Mark Chadwick-fronted group’s influential back catalogue with a more traditional folk approach. The ten-track album also features brand new songs Man O War and Sitting In The Social.

Check out the video for recent single Down By The River ‘O’ below:

The album finds Levellers joined by Hannah Miller and Ollie Austin from art-rock outfit Moulettes on cello, vocals and percussion. They are also joined by newest band member Dan Donnelly marking his first official Levellers recording. 2023 is an extra special year for The Levellers as not only do they celebrate 35 years of being a band, but it will also be the 20th Anniversary of their hugely acclaimed Beautiful Days Festival, one of the biggest independent music festivals in the UK. Only limited final tickets remain for the Devonshire extravaganza, which will take place over August 18th – 20th and will see the six-piece headline as well as Suede and Primal Scream. Final tickets are on sale at https://www.beautifuldays.org/

Beautiful Days Festival 2023

Levellers 2023 UK Tour Dates:

APRIL
28th – Engine Shed, Lincoln
29th – Northern Kin Festival, County Durham

MAY
23rd – Pavilion Theatre, Worthing *
24th – Hackney Empire, London *
25th – Pavilion Theatre, Rhyl *
26th – Hay Festival, Hay *

JUNE
15th – De Valence, Tenby
16th – Sign Of The Times Festival, Hertfordshire
23rd – Great Hall, Gillingham
24th – A Beautiful Day Out, Bristol

JULY
21ST – O2 Academy, Edinburgh
22nd – A Beautiful Day Out, Leeds

AUGUST
20th – Beautiful Days Festival, Devon

SEPTEMBER
9th – Walled Garden Festival, Tonbridge

*Collective Show

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