The Lumineers Announce EU/UK 2025 Tour And Drop Live From Wrigley Field LP

Denver, Colorado-hailing, barnstorming favourites The Lumineers have announced a European and UK tour for April and May 2025. This tour marks the first part of their global journey in support of their highly anticipated fifth studio album set for release in 2025 via Dualtone. The tour promises to be their biggest European and UK tour yet. Fans can expect unforgettable performances across major cities and iconic venues.

Lumineers @ The O2 Arena

Lumineers @ The O2 Arena (Kalpesh Patel)

Additionally, on Saturday, 28th September the group’s Live From Wrigley Field concert film will be released. The film captures the band’s sold-out performance on 3rd September 2022, at Chicago’s iconic Wrigley Field, the final night of their acclaimed BRIGHTSIDE World Tour. Today, The Lumineers have dropped their first-ever live album, Live From Wrigley Field.

Live From Wrigley Field captures the band’s dynamic energy as they perform for over 41,000 fans, delivering anthemic, foot-stomping renditions of 25 greatest hits and fan favourites. Among the set’s innumerable highlights are joyful takes on classic hits like Ho Hey, Stubborn Love, Gloria, Brightside, and the 8x Platinum Ophelia, along with such beloved tracks as Submarines, A.M. Radio, Sleep On The Floor, and more. The concert film and album document a landmark moment in The Lumineers‘ career, showcasing their sophisticated songcraft, exceptional musicianship and the deep sense of community they share with their fans that has affirmed them among the most popular and successful touring acts of their generation.

Watch the band play Donna at Wrigley Field below:

With 24 #1 hits across various radio formats, The Lumineers have quickly ascended to become one of the world’s most beloved bands of any genre. Having started out in small clubs and open mics, the band has grown into a touring powerhouse, selling out arenas across the world. The Wesley Schultz & Jeremiah Fraites-fronted troupe made their international breakthrough in 2012 with the hit song Ho Hey, the first single from their self-titled debut album. The album itself was a massive success, rising to #2 on the Billboard 200 and earning 3x RIAA Platinum certification in both the U.S. and Canada.

Lumineers @ The O2 Arena

Jeremiah Fraites & Wesley Schultz of The Lumineers @ The O2 Arena (Kalpesh Patel)

The band also received two GRAMMY® Award nominations, including “Best New Artist.” Their second album, Cleopatra, debuted at #1 on the album charts in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., becoming certified RIAA platinum in the U.S. and 2x platinum in Canada. The hit single Ophelia from Cleopatra has garnered over a billion streams on Spotify alone. In 2019, The Lumineers released their third album, III, which was met with both critical and commercial success. In recent years, The Lumineers have earned the respect of their peers, leading to collaborations with top artists such as P!nk, Zach Bryan, Noah Kahan, and James Bay.

2025 UK & Ireland Tour Dates:

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22nd – Cardiff Arena, Cardiff
24th – O2 Arena, London
25th – AO Arena, Manchester
28th – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
29th – Hydro Arena, Glasgow
31st – St. Anne’s Park, Dublin

Tickets go on sale October 4th.

Despite The Storm, The Lumineers Show Crystal Palace Park The Brightside  

Architects Give London’s O2 Arena So Much More Than Whiplash

The O2 Arena is dark. A rumble transforms into what sounds like an air raid siren. Bass drones stab through, in time with bars of light above and below the stage. Shimmers appear further back, casting shadows. Electro beats kick in. Suddenly, just for a moment, the lights and sound cut out; a deep breath before the synths of Elegy begin. Spotlights hit Sam Carter as he starts to sing, the rest of the stage still murky.

Wayne Kramer of MC5/MC50 @ The O2 Arena (Kalpesh Patel)

MC50 Announce Explosive Live Album ‘10 MORE’ – Out December 5th

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EMF @ O2 Shepherd's Bush Empire (Adrian Hextall)

EMF, Jesus Jones & Bis Bring Britpop Energy Back To O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

It was a full-on ‘90s Brit legends night at West London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire, with three bands who made their mark during the decade proving they’ve still got plenty of spark left. Throw in a few special guests and a crowd that was up for it from the first note, and you’ve got one of those nights that remind you just how much fun live music can be.

Wyatt Flores @ Roundhouse (Henry Finnegan / @finneganfoto)

Wyatt Flores Brings Honest Heart And Sharp Style To London’s Roundhouse

On a crisp October night at London’s Roundhouse, Wyatt Flores stepped onto the stage to a roaring crowd, his name echoing around the vaulted room with a force that surprised even him. Supporting 49 Winchester on their UK run, the Oklahoma-born singer-songwriter might technically have been the opener, but from the reaction that greeted him, it was clear many had come just as much for Wyatt.

49 Winchester @ Roundhouse (Henry Finnegan / @finneganfoto)

From Russell County To Camden Town: 49 Winchester’s Triumphant Roundhouse Performance

Virginia’s 49 Winchester transformed Camden’s Roundhouse into a celebration of straight-from-the-heart Americana. Early in the set, frontman Isaac Gibson acknowledged to the audience that this was the band’s first sold-out night on the tour and the response from the crowd made clear how much the moment meant to everyone in the room.

Echobelly @ Electric Ballroom (Kalpesh Patel)

Echobelly Bring ON To Life At The Electric Ballroom – A Triumphant Celebration Of Britpop’s Enduring Spirit

It’s been three decades since Echobelly released ON, the Britpop-era gem that cemented them as one of the most vital and distinctive voices of the mid-90s. On Thursday night at London’s Electric Ballroom, the band — fronted by the magnetic Sonya Madan and founding guitarist Glenn Johansson — returned to Camden to celebrate that legacy, playing the album in full to a sold-out crowd that sang, swayed, and grinned their way through one of the most joyous nostalgia trips of the year.

Not Naïve – The Kooks Are Always Where They Need To Be At London’s O2 Arena

Brighton Indie Pop darlings The Kooks played quite possibly the biggest and best show of their 20 year career at The O2 Arena on Saturday night. A night of nostalgia, of celebration and of cementing themselves as one of the best British bands formed in the 21st century.

Jordan Pundik of New Found Glory @ O2 Academy Birmingham (Nick Allan)

New Found Glory Never Miss, Only Hit At O2 Academy Birmingham

There’s something about a New Found Glory show that feels like coming home. No matter how many years have passed or how much life has changed, when those opening chords hit, you’re right back where it all started — shouting lyrics with your friends, sweaty, smiling, and completely lost in the moment.

The Lumineers Announce EU/UK 2025 Tour And Drop Live From Wrigley Field LP

Lumineers @ The O2 Arena

Lumineers @ The O2 Arena

Architects Give London’s O2 Arena So Much More Than Whiplash

MC50 Announce Explosive Live Album ‘10 MORE’ – Out December 5th

EMF, Jesus Jones & Bis Bring Britpop Energy Back To O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

Wyatt Flores Brings Honest Heart And Sharp Style To London’s Roundhouse

From Russell County To Camden Town: 49 Winchester’s Triumphant Roundhouse Performance

Echobelly Bring ON To Life At The Electric Ballroom – A Triumphant Celebration Of Britpop’s Enduring Spirit

Not Naïve – The Kooks Are Always Where They Need To Be At London’s O2 Arena

New Found Glory Never Miss, Only Hit At O2 Academy Birmingham

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