The Sherlocks announce Spring 2022 tour

12 October 2021, 13:18

The Sherlocks 2021
The Sherlocks 2021. Picture: Press

The indie rockers will bring their third album World I Understand to the masses in February and March next year.

The Sherlocks have announced their UK headline tour, taking place in February and March 2022.

The South Yorkshire band - who scored a Radio X Record Of The Week in July with Falling are set to return in November with their third album, World I Understand, which sees a new line-up for the indie rockers, with brothers Josh and Andy Davidson having left in early 2020.

The Sherlocks - World I Understand (Official Video)

"We can’t wait to get back out on tour with this new record”, says frontman Kiaran Crook. “It is without a doubt our strongest one yet, and one that’s readymade for the live performances. It’s gonna’ be an absolute monster of a tour.

The Sherlocks UK tour dates 2022

4 February Blackpool, Bootleg Social

  • 5 February Leeds, O2 Academy
  • 12 February Glasgow, St Lukes
  • 18 February Liverpool, O2 Academy
  • 19 February Hull, Asylum
  • 25 February Sheffield, O2 Academy
  • 26 February Newcastle, University
  • 3 March Bristol, Marble Factory
  • 4 March Southampton, Engine Rooms
  • 10 March Brighton, Chalk
  • 12 March London, O2 Academy Islington

Tickets for The Sherlocks' 2022 tour dates are on sale now via See Tickets.

The title track of World I Understand is available now.

The Sherlocks - Falling (Official Video)

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