Ahead of the release of his anticipated new album Skin later this month, Flume has announced details of a 2016 world tour, including shows in both London and Manchester.
Set to grace both cities in November, the tour will see him continue what’s set to be a hectic summer for the Aussie producer which will also see him play sets at next month’s Parklife and Wild Life Festivals.
Tickets for Flume’s autumn shows go onsale next week – full dates can be found below, alongside the tour’s official announcement:
Click here to buy tickets for Flume’s UK shows
19th July – Forsyth Barr Stadium (Dunedin, New Zealand)
20th July – Horncastle Arena (Christchurch, New Zealand)
22nd July – Vector Arena (Auckland, New Zealand)
4th August – Paramount Theatre (Seattle)
7th August – PNE Amphitheatre (British Columbia)
11th August – Shrine Expo Hall (Los Angeles)
14th August – Valley View Casino Center (San Diego)
16th August – Rockwell (Salt Lake City)
20th August – Skyway Theatre (Minneapolis)
22nd August – Masonic Temple (Detroit)
23rd August – Stage AE (Pittsburgh)
25th August – Express Live (Columbus)
27th August – Forest Hills Stadium (New York)
29th August – House Of Blues (Boston, MA)
31st August – Electric Factor (Philadelphia)
4th September – Ntelos Wireless Pavilion (Charlottesville)
7th September – Tabernacle – (Atlanta)
8th September – House Of Blues (Orlando)
10th September – Fillmore Miami Beach (Miami)
11th September – Jaunts Live (St Petersburg, Florida)
14th September – Orpheum Theater – (New Orleans)
16th September – The Pageant (St Louis)
17th September – Arvest Bank Theatre at the Midland (Kansas City)
23rd September – Bill Graham Civic Auditorium (San Francisco)
27th September – Comerica Theatre (Phoenix, Arizona)
4th November – Heineken Music Hall (Amsterdam)
5th November – Forest National (Brussels)
7th November – Falconer Salen (Copenhagen)
9th November – Columbiahalle (Berlin)
12th November – Tonhalle (Munich)
13th November – Live Music Hall (Cologne)
14th November – Zenith (Strasbourg)
16th November – Zenith (Paris)
17th November – Alexandra Palace (London)
18th November – The Warehouse Project (Manchester)
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