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Movements line up 2027 UK and Europe headline tour

With fourth album 'Happier Now' out on Fearless Records, the band plays 17 shows across February and March with Gouge Away in support.

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Movements line up 2027 UK and Europe headline tour
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Movements have booked a headline run through the UK and Europe for early 2027, giving audiences on that side of the Atlantic their first chance to hear material from the band's fourth album, 'Happier Now', released through Fearless Records.

The trek opens on February 21 in Antwerp and works its way across the continent with stops in Paris, Haarlem, Hamburg, Cologne, Munich, Milan, Schaffhausen, Berlin and Prague. The UK leg follows in March, taking in Southampton, London, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester and Leeds before a final night in Glasgow at SWG3 TV Studio on March 17.

Gouge Away join the bill as support across the run. General sale tickets go live this Friday, September 18.

Speaking to Rock Sound about the new record, vocalist Patrick Miranda reflected on everything the band and he personally have worked through to get here, saying the struggles ultimately helped him grow and sharpened his sense of what he wants from life and from music.

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