Randy Newman to Tour Europe in Early 2018

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Following the release of Dark Matter, Randy Newman will tour Europe in February and March. The tour includes three UK shows—at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on March 8, Gateshead’s Sage on March 12, and London’s Palladium on March 14—as well as performances in Germany and Ireland, with further European dates to be announced shortly.

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Following the release of Dark Matter, his first album of new material in nine years, Randy Newman will tour Europe in February and March. The tour includes three UK shows—at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on March 8, Gateshead’s Sage on March 12, and London’s Palladium on March 14—as well as performances in Germany and Ireland, with further European dates to be announced shortly. UK tickets go on sale this Friday, August 18. See below for all of the currently announced European shows; for all the latest, including upcoming US shows, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

Nonesuch Records released Dark Matter, the follow-up to 2008’s best-selling Harps and Angels, in August to widespread critical acclaim. "A collection of mordant musical entertainments that moves deftly from the sharply political to the deeply personal, from the Cuban Missile Crisis and Putin to songs of love and death that glide gracefully and cut deep," wrote Mojo. In the words of the Daily Telegraph, "Newman has made an album that is a match for anything in his canon. Both topical and timeless."

RANDY NEWMAN EUROPEAN TOUR

Feb 16 Admiralspalast Berlin, GERMANY
Feb 20 Kurfürstliches Schloss Mainz, GERMANY
Feb 21 Laeiszhalle Hamburg, GERMANY
     
Mar 8 Usher Hall Edinburgh, UK
Mar 9 Vicar Street Dublin, IRELAND
Mar 10 Vicar Street Dublin, IRELAND
Mar 12 Sage Gateshead, UK
Mar 14 Palladium London, UK
     

 

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    Randy Newman to Tour Europe in Early 2018
    Pamela Springsteen

    Following the release of Dark Matter, his first album of new material in nine years, Randy Newman will tour Europe in February and March. The tour includes three UK shows—at Edinburgh’s Usher Hall on March 8, Gateshead’s Sage on March 12, and London’s Palladium on March 14—as well as performances in Germany and Ireland, with further European dates to be announced shortly. UK tickets go on sale this Friday, August 18. See below for all of the currently announced European shows; for all the latest, including upcoming US shows, visit nonesuch.com/on-tour.

    Nonesuch Records released Dark Matter, the follow-up to 2008’s best-selling Harps and Angels, in August to widespread critical acclaim. "A collection of mordant musical entertainments that moves deftly from the sharply political to the deeply personal, from the Cuban Missile Crisis and Putin to songs of love and death that glide gracefully and cut deep," wrote Mojo. In the words of the Daily Telegraph, "Newman has made an album that is a match for anything in his canon. Both topical and timeless."

    RANDY NEWMAN EUROPEAN TOUR

    Feb 16 Admiralspalast Berlin, GERMANY
    Feb 20 Kurfürstliches Schloss Mainz, GERMANY
    Feb 21 Laeiszhalle Hamburg, GERMANY
         
    Mar 8 Usher Hall Edinburgh, UK
    Mar 9 Vicar Street Dublin, IRELAND
    Mar 10 Vicar Street Dublin, IRELAND
    Mar 12 Sage Gateshead, UK
    Mar 14 Palladium London, UK
         

     

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