Alvvays have announced several more UK and European dates for 2024.
Around the time of their previously announced show at London’s Troxy on June 26, the Canadian indie rockers will also play shows in Bristol, Manchester and Glasgow as well as in mainland Europe. They will be visiting countries including Belgium, France, the Netherlands, Germany and Italy.
Alvvays have also been booked for numerous festivals across the summer including Bilbao BBK, Øya Festival, Mad Cool and Kilby Block Party. Earlier this month, they announced a run of US shows for spring 2024.
You can see Alvvays’ full list of 2024 tour dates below, including the new UK and European shows, and buy your tickets here and here.
Alvvays’ US tour dates in Spring 2024 are:
APRIL
18 – Cleveland, Ohio – Agora Theatre
19 – Cincinnati, Ohio – Bogart’s
20 – Columbus, Ohio – Newport M Hall
22 – Milwaukee, Wisconsin – Pabst Theater
24 – Madison, Wisconsin – The Sylvee
25 – Kansas City, Missouri – The Truman
MAY
01 – Tampa, Florida – The Ritz YBOR
02 – Orlando, Florida – The Plaza Live
03 – Athens, Georgia – Georgia Theatre
04 – Charlotte, North Carolina – The Underground
06 – Louisville, Kentucky – Mercury Ballroom
07 – St. Louis, Missouri – The Pageant
09 – Fort Collins, Colorado – Aggie Theatre
10, 12 – Salt Lake City, Utah – Kilby Block Party
11 – Las Vegas, Nevada – Brooklyn Bowl
13 – Sacramento, California – Ace of Spades
16 – Phoenix, Arizona – The Van Buren
17 – Tucson, Arizona – Rialto Theatre
JUNE
22 – Bristol, SWX
23 – Manchester, O2 Ritz
24 – Glasgow O2 Academy
26 – London, Troxy
28 – Antwerp, Lives Live
JULY
2 – Paris, Elysee Montmartre
3 – Amsterdam, Paradiso
4 – Hamburg, Gruenspan
7 – Berlin, Huxleys Neue Welt
8 – Heidelberg, Karlstorbahnhof
9 – Milan, Magnolia
Alvvays recently received their first Grammy nomination, namely ‘Best Alternative Music Performance’ for ‘Belinda Says’, a standout cut from their excellent 2022 full-length album, ‘Blue Rev’. The album received a four-star review from NME, and was featured on NME’s ‘50 Best Albums of 2022’ list.
In his review, Will Richards highlighted the holistic improvements the band made on ‘Blue Rev’, stating: “Released after half a decade away, the Canadians’ third album ‘Blue Rev’ is still identifiably Alvvays, but the hooks here are sweeter, the instrumentation brighter, the energy more palpable.”