Theory Of A Deadman will return to the UK and Europe in February for the Barricade Tour, which starts at Rock City in Nottingham on 5 February. Eddie And The Getaway will support.
The Canadian band’s last UK shows were their 2023 UK tour. Tickets are on sale via the band’s official website.
The tour includes seven UK dates before moving to mainland Europe. The source lists the run as Barricade Tour 2027, though it describes the dates as February.
Tour dates
- 05 Feb: Rock City, Nottingham, UK
- 06 Feb: Garage, Glasgow, UK
- 07 Feb: Corporation, Sheffield, UK
- 09 Feb: O2 Ritz, Manchester, UK
- 11 Feb: Shepherds Bush Empire, London, UK
- 12 Feb: KKs Steelmill, Wolverhampton, UK
- 13 Feb: Arena, Torquay, UK
- 15 Feb: La Cigale, Paris, FR
- 16 Feb: Melkweg Oz, Amsterdam, NL
- 17 Feb: Logo, Hamburg, DE
- 19 Feb: Backstage Halle, Munich, DE
- 20 Feb: Luxor, Cologne, DE
- 21 Feb: Lime, Milan, IT
Tyler Connolly says: “We cannot wait to get back to the UK & Europe to play again for some of the greatest fans on the planet! It’s been way too long!!!” He adds: “We are so excited to have Eddie and the Getaway out on tour with us. It’s gonna be a killer show!”
Ahead of the tour, the band have released the Nashville Hot Chicken Mix of their recent single ‘Winnebago (Lay Low)’, which comes from the new EP Part 1: Funeral Songs, out now via ONErpm. A lyric video accompanies the new mix, and you can listen to it here.
Connolly explains the idea: “We recorded this song in Nashville, and I remember walking past these chicken places with line-ups out the door, and I’m thinking there must be something to it. So it made perfect sense for us to do a Nashville Hot Chicken Mix!!”
It is not the band’s first move into Americana. Their previous release was ‘Livin’ My Life Like A Country Song’, which features Canadian country singer Cory Marks and leans into their country and Americana roots.
More information is available at the band’s official website.