Including A Date At The Winchester In Bournemouth
New Forest tribal-pop quartet Natives have announced an extensive 17-date UK tour running throughout May and June this year. The tour starts at the Bristolís Louisiana on May 9th and finishes at The Winchester, Bournemouth on June 17th. The band will call at major cities across the UK and headline The Camden Assembly, London on June 15th.
The announcement follows the bandís recent tour with Busted, which saw Natives play the biggest shows of their career and achieve high profile press support from the Evening Standard, Metro and more.
The band are gearing up to release their second album later this year through LAB Records / The Santi Collective. The recent string of highly acclaimed single releases, including ëWarpaintí, “Passion”, “Stop The Rain” and “Chasing Lions”, from Natives give a taste of the ambitious record, which explores the fictional story of a curious character who embarks on a journey into an unknown world.
Regarding the upcoming album and tour, Natives guitarist/synth player Jack Fairbrother says, “Our new album, at it’s core, is about coming together and building a community, regardless of differences in backgrounds or cultures. We want this tour to be a place where everyone feels welcome. We want people who feel like they donít fit in – that they don’t have a place in the world – to come to these shows and feel at home.”
Natives are set to commence their largest run of headline shows to date in May. The band have also been announced to play the Common People Festival, Southampton on May 28th. Full tour dates are below:
Natives Tour Dates
09/05 – Bristol, Louisiana
10/05 – Cambridge, Portland Arms
11/05 – Norwich, Waterfront
12/05 – Southend, Chinnerys
13/05 – Leeds, Key Club
15/03 – Plymouth, Hub
17/05 – O2 Academy 3
18/05 – Nottingham, Bodega
21/05 – Newcastle, O2 Academy 2
22/05 – Aberdeen, Tunnels
23/05 – Glasgow, King Tuts
25/05 – Liverpool, Studio 2
28/05 – Southampton, Common People Festival
12/06 – Cardiff, Clwb Ifor Bach
14/06 – Manchester, Deaf Institute
15/06 – London, The Camden Assembly
16/06 – Brighton, Patterns
17/06 – Bournemouth, The Winchester
