Reverend & The Makers cancel tour to “spend time in the studio and grieve properly” after death of father
nme.comReverend & The Makers have cancelled their 2024 UK headline tour, with frontman Jon McClure citing the death of his father this year.The Sheffield band had been due to hit the road in November for shows in Liverpool, Newcastle, Leeds, Manchester, London, Brighton and other locations throughout that month.However, in a statement on social media yesterday (September 3), McClure shared “some important information” about the scheduled dates and the group’s next studio album – the follow-up to last year’s ‘Heatwave In The Cold North’.They had previously announced the forthcoming ‘Is This How Happiness Feels?’ – you can pre-order it here.“Gonna try and say this as honestly as possible.
My Dad got super poorly and subsequently passed away suddenly earlier this year,” McClure wrote, adding that he “didn’t want it to affect me”.Some important information I need you all to take a look at about Rev and The MakersI’m so sorry.
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