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Rock band You Me at Six have announced they are splitting up, but only after a final farewell tour which will end in 2025.

The Surrey group, led by frontman Josh Franceschi, yesterday revealed they are calling it a day in an Instagram post which featured them somberly walking through a cemetery.

The statement reads: "This is the end. Thank you for being the heartbeat of this band."

In a voiceover Franceschi says: “Time. Something we never have enough of but always need more of. Sometimes it goes by slowly. Sometimes it goes by fast. Some things are over quickly and some were built to last.

“Twenty years in the making, beyond our wildest dreams. Trips around the sun, we’ve lost count, one more for memories. People  love stories with endings, page after page, year after year. We’ll give you a final chapter, because we’ve climbed our  Everest , we’ve faced our fears.”

Looking down at a grave he reads from a book and adds: “It’s time. Time for the finish line, it’s time for goodbye.”

Fans have left comments beneath the post announcing their dismay, with one saying, "My heart's broken."

However, the final hurrah is yet to come, as the band announced plans to tour in 2024 and 2025, they will also be a headliner at this years Slam Dunk Festival in May.

Here's everything we know about what the band will be up to before they part ways next year:

Slam Dunk Festival

Slam Dunk Festival has announced that the band will make their final UK festival performances at their event. They will perform on May 25 at Hatfield Park and the following day at Temple Newsam in Leeds.

Ahead of this, You Me at Six will be touring the UK.

UK tour dates for 2024

Current UK tour dates are all in February:

• Friday 9 - Wolverhampton
• Saturday 10 -  Norwich
• Sunday 11 - Bristol
• Tuesday 13 - Oxford
• Wednesday 14 - Middlesbrough
• Thursday 15 - Aberdeen
• Saturday 17 - Liverpool
• Sunday 18 - Portsmouth
• Monday 19 - Brighton

Tickets can be purchased on stereoboard.com, or via livenation.co.uk.

Watch this space for more information about tour dates for this year and next.

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You Me At Six announce Cavalier Youth 10th anniversary tour

You Me At Six will celebrate 10 years of their fourth album Cavalier Youth with an eight-date tour in February, and they’ll be joined by Deaf Havana.

You Me At Six have just announced a 2024 Cavalier Youth 10th anniversary headline tour.

The band will be celebrating a decade of their fourth album (“plus more”, they say), which was released in January 2014 and features bangers like Lived A Lie and Fresh Start Fever. This newly-unveiled run will kick off at Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill on February 9 and will wrap up at the Guildhall in Portsmouth on February 18. In-between, they’ll be playing shows in Norwich, Bristol, Oxford, Middlesbrough, Aberdeen and Liverpool, with support on all dates coming from Deaf Havana .

“Our only UK shows next year other than our appearance at Slam Dunk,” says YMA6 frontman Josh Franceschi. “With Cavalier Youth turning 10 we’ll be playing a bunch of that as well as some other heat. Bringing out the boys in Deaf Havana.”

Tickets go on sale this Friday, December 1 at 10am.

Catch You Me At Six and Deaf Havana at the following:

February 2024

9 Wolverhampton KK’s Steel Mill 10 Norwich UEA 11 Bristol O2 Academy 13 Oxford O2 Academy 14 Middlesbrough Town Hall 15 Aberdeen P&J Live Hall C 17 Liverpool Mountford Hall 18 Portsmouth Guildhall

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English rockers You Me At Six have announced their first U.S. headline tour since 2019, in support of their recently released eighth studio album ‘Truth Decay.’ The band will be joined by Mothica and Wolf & Bear on the September and October run. All dates are listed below.

“ Really looking forward to coming back to the US, especially as we’re bringing along Mothica and Wolf&Bear, it has always been a favourite place of ours to tour ,” said vocalist Josh Franceschi. “ Truth Decay is coming! ”

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