Wu Lyf Announces UK & Europe Tour

0:00It's April 2, 1st. I'm Kory with the story, and this is Music News Today. Your AI Power Music Briefing. Woolife, the Manchester Indie crew, just dropped news of a major UK and European headline tour kicking off next year. They're hitting the road to back their first album in 15 years, a wave that will never break, out since April 10th. This run marks their biggest string of shows since getting back together, starting with Dublin's Budden Factory on September 15th. Ben Islington, assembly hall in London on the 17th, and patterns in Brighton the next night. From there, they cruise into Europe, stopping in spots like Leal, Cologne, Berlin, Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Prague, Zurich, Lyon, Antwerp, Paris, and Amsterdam through late September and into October. There's even an extra gig on October 4th. City and venue still to be announced, plus a homecoming blowout at Manchester's Albert Hall on June. 13th. Tickets hit General Sale this Friday, April 24th, at 11.11am, British Summer Time.

1:05Fans are buzzing after the band's recent live streak across Europe, with multi-night stands in Copenhagen, Berlin, Amsterdam, and Barcelona, plus. Intimate UK pop-ups that sold out fast, like London's village underground on April 15th. The tour news comes as a high note amid some setbacks. They had to push back their first North American run in 14 years over visa delays, but promise fresh dates soon. Meanwhile, digging into the new album revealed a gem A, re-recorded track called Triumph, hidden via an NFC chip on the vinyl's side B label. Scan that with your phone through worldnight.org to unlock it. A nod to their final recording from 15 years back, now fitting the current vibe. With this momentum building, Wool lives keeping that intuitive energy alive, laying down a solid path ahead.