It’s a quarter of a century since Embrace’s seminal album, The Good Will Out came out and the band are celebrating with a 25th anniversary tour.
The tour includes dates in Sheffield, Brighton, Cardiff, Leeds Oxford and Manchester, and will bring the band to Southampton’s Engine Rooms on Friday, November 3rd.
The band have a number of festival dates booked over the summer and were recently at PennFest where lead singer Danny McNamara marveled at the fact that the album came out 25 years ago and thanked fans who have supported the band since them.
They have a string of anthemic hits under their belts, including All You Good Good People, Come Back to What You Know, Gravity, Nature’s Law ans Ashes.
The 25th anniversary tour will see the band play The Good Will Out in full alongside a number of their hits.
They will be supported by Tom Speight at all of the dates.
Tickets go on sale on Friday, July 28th at 9am and are sure to sell fast. Tickets for all dates can be booked here.
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