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Stereophonics announce 2025 ‘Stadium Anthems’ UK and Ireland tour – including huge London show
nme.comStereophonics have announced they’ll be embarking on a ‘Stadium Anthems’ UK and Ireland tour next year.The tour marks the Welsh rock veterans first in three years, and will kick off in Belfast before culminating in a huge hometown gig at Cardiff’s Principality Stadium.
Special guests for the tour have not yet been announced.The ‘Stadium Anthems’ run will see Stereophonics play some huge venues, including Glasgow’s Bellahouston Park as part of Summer Sessions, Dublin’s St.
Anne’s Park, Cork’s Virgin Media Park, London’s Finsbury Park and Huddersfield’s John Smith’s Stadium. They’re also set to join Justin Timberlake and Sting headliners at Isle Of Wight Festival 2025.Frontman Kelly Jones said of the tour: “Being on the road again with my best friends, playing all the hits of this band’s catalogue, for people in huge outdoor gatherings through the summer of 2025 makes me so excited, we should make a new album…oh wait …we already did that!
See ya there for more good times….TUNE!!! TUNE!!! TUNE!!”A post shared by Stereophonics (@stereophonicsofficial)Details surrounding their latest album are scarce, with no title or artwork as yet revealed, but it is set for release in 2025.June5 – Belfast Belsonic6 – Dublin St.
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