The Zutons have introduced particulars of a full UK headline tour to happen in April 2024 – see the complete particulars under.

Final month, the Liverpool band introduced their return, with particulars of ‘The Large Decider’, their first new album in 16 years.

Alongside that information, they confirmed that they are going to be taking part in a run of intimate reside reveals across the UK in January, February and March, tickets for which have now bought out.

Now, they’ve expanded that with a run of larger reveals to happen all through April, beginning at Bristol’s Marble Manufacturing facility on April 12, and winding up with a homecoming present at Liverpool’s Olympia on April 26.

Tickets for the reveals can be found by way of pre-sale from 10am on Wednesday (December 6), earlier than happening normal sale on Friday (December 8). Get your tickets right here.

The Zutons will play: 

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Fri 12 – BRISTOL, Marble Manufacturing facility
Sat 13 – MANCHESTER, New Century Corridor
Solar 14 – NEWCASTLE, Wylam Brewery
Tue 16 – BIRMINGHAM, XOYO
Wed 17 – SHEFFIELD, Leadmill
Thu 18 – GLASGOW, SWG3 TV Studio
Solar 21 – SOUTHAMPTON, Engine Rooms
Mon 22 – BRIGHTON, Chalk
Wed 24 – KINGSTON, Pryzm
Thu 25 – OXFORD, O2 Academy
Fri 26 – LIVERPOOL, Olympia

‘The Large Decider’ will likely be launched on April 26, with manufacturing by disco legend Nile Rodgers and The Lightning Seeds’ Ian Broudie. The report was recorded at Abbey Street Studios.

The band say that the brand new report is “born below the burden of household tragedies” and it was “wrestled into form below the type of steam that solely decades-long friendships – with all their messy fall-outs, make-ups, breakdowns and in the end love – can muster”.

The Zutons first teased information of a brand new album again in 2021, when frontman Dave McCabe confirmed that he had headed to Abbey Street Studios to work with Nile Rodgers.

Classes for the album got here after they reunited for a tour celebrating the fifteenth anniversary of their 2004 debut album ‘Who Killed…… The Zutons?’ in 2019.