Loathe announce A Stranger To You album release show in hometown of Liverpool

Loathe are bringing the long wait for their new album A Stranger To You to an end in style with a hometown show in Liverpool.

The band will be performing at Liverpool’s Olympia on July 17, the day the album is released, with support from Heriot.

Tickets go on-sale Friday (May 29) at 10am.

A Stranger To You is Loathe’s first album for six years following 2020’s breakthrough effort I Let It In And It Took Everything. It features the previously released singles Gifted Every Strength and Revenant (featuring NOWHERE2RUN), as well as collaborations with Static Dress, Bucki Sugar, Mansur Brown and Jordan Rakei. It’s been described in a press release as their most “sonically adventurous work to date”.

Loathe’s Liverpool show follows a busy summer of festivals across Europe, including Outbreak Manchester at the end of June, as well as dates opening for Mastodon. They’ll hit the road in North America this autumn with Fleshwater and Prostitute.

Catch them live at the following:

Loathe A Stranger To You North American tour

September

19 Royal Oak, MI — Royal Oak Music Theatre
20 Toronto, ON — HISTORY
22 Boston, MA — Citizens House of Blues
23 Philadelphia, PA — The Fillmore Philadelphia
24 Silver Spring, MD — The Fillmore Silver Spring
25 Brooklyn, NY — Brooklyn Paramount
27 Charlotte, NC — The Fillmore Charlotte
28 Atlanta, GA — Tabernacle
29 Orlando, FL — House of Blues
30 St. Petersburg, FL — Jannus Live

October

2 Houston, TX — Bayou Music Center
3 Dallas, TX — South Side Ballroom
4 Austin, TX — Stubb's Waller Creek Amphitheater
6 Denver, CO — Fillmore Auditorium
7 Salt Lake City, UT — The Union Event Center
9 Las Vegas, NV — House of Blues
10 Tucson, AZ — Rialto Theatre
11 Los Angeles, CA — Hollywood Palladium
13 San Francisco, CA — The Masonic

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