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Groove Armada have announced that they will release their first new album for a decade later this year. Titled ‘Edge Of The Horizon’, it will be their first for BMG.No longer living anything like conveniently close to one another, the duo’s Andy Cato and Tom Findlay worked on the record via bursts of studio time.“During those studio days, the rest of the world shuts down”, says Cato.

Groove Armada have announced details of the support acts who will be playing on their final full live UK tour.Andy Cato and Tom Findlay will embark on the tour next month, with live dates booked in in Glasgow, Leeds, Birmingham, Manchester, Bristol, Bournemouth, Cardiff and London.Groove Armada, who are celebrating the 25th anniversary of their debut release this year, have now announced that Norman Jay MBE, Ewan McVicar, PBR Streetgang, Andy Baxter, Arielle Free, Ishmael Ensemble, Luke Una, Hot Blood and Warm DJ’s will support them across the tour.You can see details of Groove Armada’s upcoming tour dates, and a breakdown of which support acts will be playing on which date, below.April5 – Barrowland, Glasgow (support: Ewan McVicar)7 – O2 Academy, Leeds (PBR Streetgang)8 – O2 Academy, Birmingham (Andy Baxter)9 – Victoria Warehouse, Manchester (Luke Una)10 – Motion, Bristol (Ishmael Ensemble)14 – O2 Academy, Bournemouth (Warm DJ’s)15 – University Great Hall, Cardiff (Arielle Free)16 – O2 Academy Brixton, London (Ishmael Ensemble)17 – O2 Academy Brixton, London (Hot Blood / Norman Jay MBE)You can find any remaining tickets for Groove Armada’s upcoming UK tour by heading here.Groove Armada will also perform at Latitude Festival this summer, while they will headline Bluedot Festival along with Björk, Mogwai and Metronomy.

Groove Armada have announced details of their first new album in 10 years, ‘Edge Of The Horizon’.The record, which is set for release on October 2 via BMG, will be the dance duo’s first LP since 2010’s ‘Black Light’ and ‘White Light’.Speaking about the making of ‘Edge Of The Horizon’, Groove Armada’s Andy Cato recalled: “During those studio days, the rest of the world shuts down.