New Model Army have just been announced as the Saturday night headlining act for the Avalon Stage at Glastonbury Festival this summer.
This news comes as the band kick off a string of headlining dates across the UK & Ireland this week. The shows are in support of their new album Unbroken which was released to swathes of critical acclaim as well as achieving some of the best chart positions worldwide of the band’s illustrious four-decade career, including No.1 in the UK Rock Chart and No.5 in the Official German Album Chart.
UNBROKEN TOUR UK & IRELAND 2024
Apr 18 – Opium, Dublin, IE
Apr 19 – Mandela Hall, Belfast, NI
Apr 20 – The Garage, Glasgow, UK
Apr 21 – Boiler Shop, Newcastle, UK
Apr 23 – Junction, Cambridge, UK
Apr 24 – The 1865, Southampton, UK
Apr 25 – Marble Factory, Bristol, UK
Apr 26 – Wulfrun Hall, Wolverhampton, UK
Apr 27 – O2 Academy, Leeds, UK
May 11 – Roundhouse, London, UK
In June New Model Army tour Brazil, Colombia, Chile and Mexico before returning to Europe for a string of summer festivals. In addition to Glastonbury, they will be playing both Bearded Theory and Beautiful Days festivals in the UK.
New Model Army have also announced the second part of their Unbroken headlining tour, which starts on November 5th in France with further shows in Spain, Italy, Czech Republic, Switzerland, Germany, Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Belgium and the Netherlands.
A full list of New Model Army’s tour dates can be found at: www.newmodelarmy.org/tour
PRAISE FOR UNBROKEN
“Unbroken is a scorcher. A no-messing-about embrace of the essence of NMA… which bares its soul from the outset without the merest hint of inscrutability. And yet it shimmers with diversity” – Vive Le Rock
“Ploughing a uniquely distinctive furrow, Unbroken is timeless, ireful and poetic” – Classic Rock
“A band still on top form, New Model Army continue to create music that is passionate and poignant from everything they see around them… causing us to view the everyday in a new way. [It] is a pagan spirituality, which is in touch with this land’s past, present and future. Long may they continue their journey” – Louder Than War
