Fenech-Soler have confirmed a major UK and Ireland tour this November. The tour culminates with their biggest London headline show to date when they play London’s O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire on November 21^st. 

The news of the tour follows the recent announcement that the band will release their second album ‘Rituals’ on September 2^nd on Warner Bros. Records. Primarily produced by Fenech-Soler themselves, have achieved a next level aura of accomplishment with ‘Rituals’ which also features select collaborations with Tim Goldsworthy (LCD Soundsystem, UNKLE) and the innovative Swedish producer / DJ Style of Eye. 

The album has already been previewed with a video for ‘All I Know’ as well as the track ‘Maiyu’, which was recently made available as a free download and graced the top of the Hype Machine chart. The album’s first full single ‘Magnetic’ will follow on July 1^st. As with the best of ‘Rituals’, ‘Magnetic’ blends memorable hooks and punchy synths, capturing the essence of Fenech-Soler’s distinct niche – electronic-based music delivered with a beating human heart.

‘Rituals’ follows their self-titled debut album which was released in 2010 and earned them Q and XFM award nominations for The Next Big Thing and Best British Debut Album of the Year respectively, as well as substantial support from Radio 1.

Fenech-Soler’s November headline tour runs as below. In addition, they’re also confirmed to perform at Glastonbury, second headline the Dance Stage at the Reading and Leeds Festivals on August 23^rd and 24^th and will also hit a selection of other handpicked festivals throughout the summer.

November

7^th – Liverpool, East Village Arts Club

8^th – Belfast, Limelight 2

9^th – Dublin, Academy 2

11^th – Aberdeen, The Tunnels

12^th – Glasgow, Kings Tuts

14^th – Newcastle, O2 Academy 2

15^th – Manchester, Gorilla

16^th – Birmingham, Institute

17^th – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms

19^th – Bristol, Thekla

20^th – Brighton, Concorde

21^st – London, O2 Shepherd’s Bush Empire

 Tickets go on general sale from 9am on Friday May 24^th, priced at £14.50 for London and £12.50 for all other dates (subject to booking fee).