Mac DeMarco has announced plans for a UK, European and North American tour – find full details below.
The Canadian singer-songwriter will hit the road in Los Angeles on August 29 before heading over to Europe in Amsterdam on October 21 for a series of dates that will wrap up in Brussels on November 5.
He will then embark on a UK and Ireland tour which will kick off at the O2 Academy Birmingham on November 8 before calling at Brighton, the Eventim Apollo in London, Aviva Studios in Manchester and more before wrapping up at Dublin National Stadium on November 17-18. DeMarco will then finish his tour with a series of dates in Canada, ending at the Victoria Royal Theatre on December 19.
Tickets for the UK dates will go on general sale from 10am BST on April 11 here, while the US and European dates can be purchased here at 10am local time on the same day.
Mac DeMarco will play:
AUGUST
29 – Los Angeles, The Greek Theatre
SEPTEMBER
4 – Philadelphia, Franklin Music Hall
5 – Baltimore, The Lyric
8 – New York, Radio City Music Hall
9 – Boston, Roadrunner
20 – Berkeley, Greek Theatre
22 – Forest Grove, Grand Lodge
23 – Seattle, Paramount Theatre
24 – Vancouver, Queen Elizabeth Theatre
25 – Olympia, Capitol Theater: Olympia Film Society
27 – Petaluma, The Phoenix Theater
28 – Petaluma, The Phoenix Theater
29 – Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara Bowl
OCTOBER
21 – Amsterdam, Paradiso
22 – Rotterdam, Maassilo
25 – Paris, Salle Pleyel
27 – Prague, Lucerna Velky Sal
28 – Hamburg, Docks
30 – Copenhagen, VEGA
31 – Stockholm, Fallan
NOVEMBER
1 – Oslo, Sentrum Scene
3 – Berlin, Columbiahalle
4 – Cologne, Carlswerk
5 – Brussels, Cirque Royal
8 – Birmingham, O2 Academy
9 – Brighton, Brighton Dome
10 – London, Eventim Apollo
12 – Cambridge, Corn Exchange
13 – Bristol, UK @ The Prospect Building
14 – Manchester, Aviva Studios
17 – Dublin, National Stadium
18 – Dublin, National Stadium
DECEMBER
3 – Halifax, Light House
4 – Moncton, Tide & Boar
6 – Québec City, Palais Montcalm
7 – Montreal, MTelus
8 – Toronto, Massey Hall
9 – Toronto, Massey Hall
13 – Winnipeg, Burton Cummings Theatre
15 – Saskatoon, TCU Place
16 – Edmonton, Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium
17 – Calgary, Mac Hall
19 – Victoria, Royal Theatre
Elsewhere, DeMarco recently featured on a benefit album for those affected by the Los Angeles wildfires alongside King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, The War On Drugs, and My Morning Jacket‘s Jim James.
The 62-track album, ‘Super Bloom: A Benefit for Los Angeles Fire Relief’, was compiled by Nicky Devine, Nicole Lawrence, and Nora McDonough. It also included tracks by Dirty Projectors, Jenny Lewis, Hiss Golden Messenger, Ty Segall, and Rosali.
