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Rancid announce EU/UK 2023 tour

Punk rock legends Rancid are jumping across the pond next year for a EU/UK tour

Rancid have announced that they will be embarking on a EU/UK tour in 2023.

The trek will kick off on June 2 in Rimini, Italy at Slam Dunk, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, the UK and more, before coming to a close on June 25 in the Czech Republic. 

Playing in support of the East Bay punk rockers on their UK stops will be The Bronx and labelmates, Grade 2.

Tickets will go on sale Friday Dec 16 at 10:00 AM local time via the band's website.

Rancid UK tour dates:

Jun 20: London O2 Academy Brixton Jun 21: Manchester O2 Victoria Warehouse

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Rancid heading to the UK and Europe for 2023 tour

Punk rockers Rancid will be back in Europe and the UK in June to play a run of festival and headline shows.

The tour will kick off on 2nd June 2 in Rimini, Italy at Slam Dunk, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, UK, The Netherlands and Czech Republic. 

Tickets will go on sale Friday Dec 16 at 10:00am local via  https://www.rancidrancid.com/tour

Support on the UK headline shows will be The Bronx and label mates Grade 2.

The UK dates for 2023 are:

20th June – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton 21st June – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse

Rancid formed after the demise of Operation Ivy, with founding members Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar) and Matt Freeman (bass, vocals) regrouping to create an even better band.

Signing with Epitaph Records, the band released their first album, ‘Rancid’, in 1993. Shortly thereafter, Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar) joined the band. The result, in 1994, was “Let’s Go.”

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Rancid Announce EU/UK 2023 Tour

Today, East Bay punk rockers Rancid have announced they will be coming back to Europe and the UK next year June to play a run of festival and headline shows.

The tour will be kicking off on June 2nd in Rimini, Italy at Slam Dunk, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, UK, The Netherlands and Czech Republic. Tickets will go on sale Friday Dec 16 at 10:00 AM local via https://www.rancidrancid.com/tour

Support on the UK headline shows will be The Bronx and label mates Grade 2.

UK DATES 2023

June 20, 2023 – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton June 21, 2023 – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse

Emerging from the blue-collar swamps of Berkeley, California, Rancid has now been a living, breathing punk rock band for over a quarter century. Back in 1991, after the demise of their much beloved and still influential first band, Operation Ivy, founding members Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar) and Matt Freeman (bass, vocals) decided to do the impossible — start an even better band. Thus, Rancid. Signing with Epitaph Records, the band released their first album, “Rancid,” in 1993. Shortly thereafter, Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar) joined the band. The result, in 1994, was “Let’s Go.”

In 1995, Rancid released the classic platinum-selling “…And Out Come The Wolves.” They followed with the even more ambitious “Life Won’t Wait” in 1998, and in 2000, Rancid released another album entitled “Rancid,” just to see if anyone was paying attention. After “Indestructible” in 2003, Branden Steineckert (drums) joined to solidify Rancid’s current line-up. They subsequently released the albums “Let The Dominos Fall” (2009), “Honor Is All We Know” (2014), and “Trouble Maker” (2017).

Through it all, Rancid has remained fiercely independent, never losing their loyalty to community or each other. Their music confronts political and social issues, while balancing personal tales of love, loss, and heartbreak with attitude. Rancid gives their listeners a community where everyone can belong. By carrying on the traditions and spirit of the original punk rock bands that came before, Rancid has become a legend an inspiration to punk bands that have come after. They are the living embodiment of East Bay punk. And if you don’t know all this by now — you’re not playing their music loud enough! See ya in the pit. Share this:

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Rancid Announce EU/UK 2023 Tour

• December 13, 2022
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Today, East Bay punk rockers Rancid have announced they will be coming back to Europe and the UK next year June to play a run of festival and headline shows.

The tour will be kicking off on June 2 nd  in Rimini, Italy at Slam Dunk, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, UK, The Netherlands and Czech Republic.  Tickets will go on sale Friday Dec 16 at 10:00 AM local via   https://www.rancidrancid.com/tour

Support on the UK headline shows will be  The Bronx  and label mates Grade 2.

UK DATES 2023

June 20, 2023 – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton June 21, 2023 – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse

Emerging from the blue-collar swamps of Berkeley, California, Rancid has now been a living, breathing punk rock band for over a quarter century. Back in 1991, after the demise of their much beloved and still influential first band, Operation Ivy, founding members Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar) and Matt Freeman (bass, vocals) decided to do the impossible — start an even better band. Thus, Rancid. Signing with Epitaph Records, the band released their first album, “Rancid,” in 1993. Shortly thereafter, Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar) joined the band. The result, in 1994, was “Let’s Go.”

In 1995, Rancid released the classic platinum-selling “…And Out Come The Wolves.” They followed with the even more ambitious “Life Won’t Wait” in 1998, and in 2000, Rancid released another album entitled “Rancid,” just to see if anyone was paying attention. After “Indestructible” in 2003, Branden Steineckert (drums) joined to solidify Rancid’s current line-up. They subsequently released the albums “Let The Dominos Fall” (2009), “Honor Is All We Know” (2014), and “Trouble Maker” (2017).

Through it all, Rancid has remained fiercely independent, never losing their loyalty to community or each other. Their music confronts political and social issues, while balancing personal tales of love, loss, and heartbreak with attitude. Rancid gives their listeners a community where everyone can belong. By carrying on the traditions and spirit of the original punk rock bands that came before, Rancid has become a legend an inspiration to punk bands that have come after. They are the living embodiment of East Bay punk. And if you don’t know all this by now — you’re not playing their music loud enough! See ya in the pit

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Rancid announce UK tour dates for 2023

Today, East Bay punk rockers Rancid have announced they will be coming back to Europe and the UK next year June to play a run of festival and headline shows.

The tour will be kicking off on June 2 nd in Rimini, Italy at Slam Dunk, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, UK, The Netherlands and Czech Republic.

Support on the UK headline shows will be The Bronx and label mates Grade 2.

Tickets will go on sale Friday Dec 16 at 10:00 AM local via the Rancid page on Ticketmaster .

Rancid UK Dates 2023:

• June 20, 2023 – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton
• June 21, 2023 – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehous e

Emerging from the blue-collar swamps of Berkeley, California, Rancid has now been a living, breathing punk rock band for over a quarter century. Back in 1991, after the demise of their much beloved and still influential first band, Operation Ivy, founding members Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar) and Matt Freeman (bass, vocals) decided to do the impossible — start an even better band. Thus, Rancid. Signing with Epitaph Records, the band released their first album, “Rancid,” in 1993. Shortly thereafter, Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar) joined the band. The result, in 1994, was “Let’s Go.”

In 1995, Rancid released the classic platinum-selling “…And Out Come The Wolves.” They followed with the even more ambitious “Life Won’t Wait” in 1998, and in 2000, Rancid released another album entitled “Rancid,” just to see if anyone was paying attention. After “Indestructible” in 2003, Branden Steineckert (drums) joined to solidify Rancid’s current line-up. They subsequently released the albums “Let The Dominos Fall” (2009), “Honor Is All We Know” (2014), and “Trouble Maker” (2017).

Through it all, Rancid has remained fiercely independent, never losing their loyalty to community or each other. Their music confronts political and social issues, while balancing personal tales of love, loss, and heartbreak with attitude. Rancid gives their listeners a community where everyone can belong. By carrying on the traditions and spirit of the original punk rock bands that came before, Rancid has become a legend an inspiration to punk bands that have come after. They are the living embodiment of East Bay punk. And if you don’t know all this by now — you’re not playing their music loud enough! See ya in the pit.

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Rancid have announced a UK and European tour for 2023 – find details below and buy tickets here.

The US punk-rock band will kick off the European run at Slam Dunk festival in Italy on June 2, with dates following in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, the UK, The Netherlands and Czech Republic.

The tour includes a show at London’s O2 Academy Brixton on June 20, followed by a second gig at the O2 Victoria Warehouse in Manchester on June 21. Ticket go on sale this Friday, December 16 at 10am local time, and can be purchased here.

Support at the UK headline shows will come from The Bronx and label mates Grade 2.

Rancid’s most recent album ‘Trouble Maker’ came out in 2017, which followed 2014’s ‘Honor Is All We Know’.

Find the full list of Rancid’s UK and European tour dates below.

2 – Slam Dunk Festival Italy, Bellaria, Italy 4 – Sbäm Fest 2023, Linz, Austria 8 – Rockfest 2023, Hyvinkää, Finland 15 – Akzena Rock Festival, Vitoria-Gasteiz, Spain 17 – Graspop Metal Meeting 2023, Dessel, Belgium 20 – O2 Academy Brixton, London, UK 21 – O2 Victoria Warehouse, Manchester, UK 23 – Jera On Air Festival, Ysselsteyn, Netherlands 24 – Vainstream Rockfest, Münster, Germany 25 – Mighty Sounds Festival 2023, Tábor, Czechia

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Rancid announce EU/UK tour for 2023

December 18, 2022

Legendary punk rock band Rancid from East Bay announced their comeback to European/UK stages for a few festivals and headline shows in June 2023.

Tour starts June 2nd in Rimini, Italy, where the band will attend Slam Dunk festival, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Germany, Spain, Belgium, the UK, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic.

For the headline shows, they’ll bring The Bronx and Grade 2 on tour. Get your tickets HERE .

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TOUR NEWS : Rancid Announce EU/UK 2023 Tour

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Today, East Bay punk rockers Rancid have announced they will be coming back to Europe and the UK next year June to play a run of festival and headline shows.

The tour will be kicking off on June 2 nd in Rimini, Italy at Slam Dunk, followed by shows in Slovenia, Austria, Poland, Scandinavia, Germany, Spain, Belgium, UK, The Netherlands and Czech Republic.  Tickets will go on sale Friday Dec 16 at 10:00 AM local via  https://www.rancidrancid.com/tour

Support on the UK headline shows will be The Bronx and label mates Grade 2.

UK DATES 2023

June 20, 2023 – London, UK – O2 Academy Brixton June 21, 2023 – Manchester, UK – O2 Victoria Warehouse

Emerging from the blue-collar swamps of Berkeley, California, Rancid has now been a living, breathing punk rock band for over a quarter century. Back in 1991, after the demise of their much beloved and still influential first band, Operation Ivy, founding members Tim Armstrong (vocals, guitar) and Matt Freeman (bass, vocals) decided to do the impossible — start an even better band. Thus, Rancid. Signing with Epitaph Records, the band released their first album, “Rancid,” in 1993. Shortly thereafter, Lars Frederiksen (vocals, guitar) joined the band. The result, in 1994, was “Let’s Go.”

In 1995, Rancid released the classic platinum-selling “…And Out Come The Wolves.” They followed with the even more ambitious “Life Won’t Wait” in 1998, and in 2000, Rancid released another album entitled “Rancid,” just to see if anyone was paying attention. After “Indestructible” in 2003, Branden Steineckert (drums) joined to solidify Rancid’s current line-up. They subsequently released the albums “Let The Dominos Fall” (2009), “Honor Is All We Know” (2014), and “Trouble Maker” (2017).

Through it all, Rancid has remained fiercely independent, never losing their loyalty to community or each other. Their music confronts political and social issues, while balancing personal tales of love, loss, and heartbreak with attitude. Rancid gives their listeners a community where everyone can belong. By carrying on the traditions and spirit of the original punk rock bands that came before, Rancid has become a legend an inspiration to punk bands that have come after. They are the living embodiment of East Bay punk. And if you don’t know all this by now — you’re not playing their music loud enough! See ya in the pit.

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Wembley Arena, London Unexpectedly bumped up to a much larger venue, the US rebels put on a joyous show without any compromises to their DIY aesthetic or swaggering anthems

B ack in April, Rancid announced they were moving their London show from the closed Brixton Academy to the twice-as-big Wembley Arena out of necessity , and their social media were bombarded with punk-rocker tantrums. “£43 to watch Rancid sound like they’re in a cave?” one Facebook comment complained. “No thanks!”

Admittedly, as the Berkeley-based rebels play in this 10,000-capacity cavern – with curtains at the back to hide the unsold seats – their anthems don’t boot you in the chest the way they would in some grimy yet intimate basement. But Rancid have always been about more than simply making noise for noise’s sake. Many of their songs are mid-paced tunes that you can dance and swagger to, while the likes of Time Bomb and Tenderloin have legitimate pop prowess: even people who have never heard them before will have those choruses memorised by the end.

As a result, what tonight lacks in sonic muscle is more than compensated for by arena-wide enthusiasm. Second song Roots Radicals lurches Wembley back to the 1995 genre-classic album And Out Came the Wolves, the chords and snarling vocals being met by a front half of the venue that refuses to stay still. “Give ’em the boot! The roots! The radicals!” guitarist/vocalist Lars Frederiksen shouts, but is impressively drowned out by thousands of punk rock faithfuls singing the same hook.

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If you’re one of those people who saw Rancid were getting relocated to Wembley and flogged your ticket, you missed an evening of victory. The band entered their first UK arena headliner as underdogs not supposed to be there, yet triumphed all the same. And is there anything more punk than that?

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Rancid announce new album and major tour and big UK dates

Carrying the same raw energy since their 1991 inception, Rancid has been deemed by Stereogum as “ incapable of making a bad album. ” Today, the Berkeley, California, punk stalwarts continue that streak with the announcement of their highly anticipated 10 th studio album. ‘ Tomorrow Never Comes ’ is due for a June 2 nd release via Epitaph Records , produced by longtime collaborator, Bad Religion guitarist and Epitaph founder, Brett Gurewitz.

Their first new music since 2017’s Trouble Maker , the band also shares the exhilarating title track and lead single today. Highlighting their collective ear for melodic rock hooks and catchy, sing-a-long choruses, the song is complete with the familiar wailing guitars and punishing punk rock rhythms that have solidified Rancid as the legends they are.

Listen to ‘Tomorrow Never Comes’ here , or watch the video here .

At a whopping 850 Million catalog streams to date, fans and critics alike seem to agree that Rancid’s brand of high impact, no frills punk still flows abundantly in their blood, while easily translating to a modern audience. Now embarking on their tenth full-length effort, this is evident throughout ‘ Tomorrow Never Comes ’. With its sixteen blistering tracks barely making the two-and-a-half-minute mark, the album boasts the same gritty, straight forward punk-with-a-purpose that the world just can’t get enough of.

On their last studio album, Trouble Maker (2017), Pitchfork explored the band’s themes of “ contemporary political turmoil–blue-collar identity crises, tense demonstrations, the ever-present shadow of the Man– through the prism of their rebellious past, a little more wizened but just as rambunctious as ever .”

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Rancid has confirmed the support for the remainder of their North American and upcoming UK tour dates. The bands involved span two distinct generations and that's something of a testament to Rancid's appeal. On one hand we'll see the group playing with D.O.A. , the Adolescents , T.S.O.L. , Dr. Know , Peter and the Test Tube Babies , Anti-Nowhere League , GBH and U.K. Subs . In the same tour the band will play shows their 90s contemporaries like Less Than Jake , H2O and the Aquabats .

Rancid's long awaited follow up to 2003's Indestructible is still in the works. The band has announced that it will get some attention before the UK leg of the tour in November, but what that means is anyone's guess. The leading rumor right now is that the album will be titled One Way To Die , but since that information comes from both contentious Wikipedia edits and Punknews submissions from fans claiming "I heard Tim say it!" don't go getting it tattooed on the back of your head just yet. Whatever it's called, the album is being produced by Brett Gurewitz and will be their first to feature new drummer Branden Steineckert.

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The tour announcement comes after the singer revealed his attempt to break the record for the most shows played in 24 hours

Frank Turner has announced a UK headlining tour set to begin later this summer.

Turner and his band The Sleeping Souls will kick off the tour at Glastonbury on June 28 where they are set to perform on the Avalon stage. They will then make their way across the UK with stops in Manchester, Leeds, Glasgow, Southampton, Birmingham, Nottingham, Cardiff, Oxford and Norwich. The headlining dates will wrap up in Suffolk on July 26.

The Meffs will be serving as opening support. A ticket pre-sale will begin tomorrow (April 24) for fans who have pre-ordered Turner’s upcoming album ‘Undefeated’ by 11:59pm today (April 23). The pre-sale will commence at 11am Wednesday April 24.

General ticket sales will commence on Friday (April 26) at 10am BST. Check out a full list of dates below and visit here to purchase tickets .

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Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls 2024 UK tour dates are: 

JUNE 28 – Glastonbury, Avalon Stage JULY 13 – Cheltenham, 2000 Trees Festival 14 – Manchester, Academy 2 15 – Leeds. Brudenell Social Club 16 – Glasgow, Garage 18 – Southampton, 1865 19 – Birmingham, Academy 2 20 – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms 22 – Cardiff, Tramshed 23 – Oxford, 02 Academy 2 24 – Norwich, Epic Studios 26 – Suffolk, Latitude Festival

Speaking about the upcoming dates in a press release, Turner said: “We’re getting closer to the day when ‘Undefeated’ is out in the world. We’ve announced and sold out 14 shows in the UK – all on the same day – so let’s add a few more! I’m bringing the tour, the new album, the Sleeping Souls, and my excellent friends The Meffs, to a string of dates in rooms I know well and love around the UK this July, in between our festival shows.”

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The announcement of his UK tour comes after he announced his attempt to break the record for the most shows played in 24 hours in honour of the Music Venue Trust .

In celebration of his upcoming 3,000th show and the release of his 10th album ‘Undefeated’ on May 3, Turner will attempt to play 15 shows of minimum 20-minute sets on May 4. Sponsored by taxi app FREENOW, Turner will travel circa 500 miles to play shows from Liverpool to Southampton.

Turner says of his challenge: “With nearly 3000 shows under my belt, I’ve never been one to do things by halves or shirk a challenge – I once played all 50 American states in 50 days, for goodness sake. For the release of my tenth studio album, ‘Undefeated’, I will be making an attempt at a world record: the most number of shows in different cities in 24 hours.

“It’s not just self-promotion either,” he added. “We’re working with 13 independent record shops and 15 independent grassroots music venues for the shows, highlighting two bits of the infrastructure of the underground that I care about most. It’s going to be tough, but hopefully fun too. Come down for a show!”

Find tickets  here  and see below for the tight schedule for Turner’s challenge:

Meanwhile, Turner  announced his new record in January this year , sharing it was about “survival and defiance, but also one with a sense of fun and self-deprecation.”

“19 years into my solo career, I’m still standing up and putting out some of my best work. It feels good.”

He also spoke to  NME  about the importance of going to gigs  after Covid-19, saying: “We’re trying to remind people that going to independent gigs is fun, and teaching the kids who came of age in 2020 or 2021 that this is a cool thing to do. My role in this is twofold – to shout about it whenever I can and be positive and say it’s a really fucking cool thing to go to indie gigs.

“Don’t fucking go to an arena gig where you get charged nine quid for a beer!”

Previously, the  MVT awarded Turner an Outstanding Achievement Award  for hosting 27 shows which were instrumental in directly enabling grassroots music venues to survive the  coronavirus  crisis, having raised nearly £300,000.

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