CocoRosie have booked several European tour dates for next year
CocoRosie reveal 2025 European tour dates spanning multiple countries.
CocoRosie have announced a European tour for 2025, including UK shows in Bristol and Brighton. The announcement follows the release of their new single 'Least I Have You' via Joyful Noise Recordings.
The sister duo, consisting of Sierra and Bianca Casady, have released seven studio albums to date, with their eighth record set to arrive in spring 2025.
Beyond their musical output, CocoRosie have composed original scores for four theatrical works by director Robert Wilson, including 'Peter Pan', 'Pushkin's Fairy Tales', 'Edda', and 'Jungle Book'.
They have also collaborated with the Kronos Quartet at their Jazz Festival in San Francisco, creating new material for a future collaborative album.
The dates in full read:
MAY
13 Astrolabe, Orleans, France
14 Quai M, La Roche sur Yon, France
15 Brise Glace, Annecy, France
16 Moloco, Audincourt, France
18 La Cooperative de Mai, Clermont-Ferrand, France
19 Trianon, Paris, France
22 The Marble Factory, Bristol, UK
23 Concorde 2, Brighton, UK
24 Aeronef, Lille, France
27 Festival-Burghof Open Air, Klagenfurt, Austria
31 Muhle Hunziken, Bern, Switzerland
JUNE
1 Kaufleuten, Zurich, Switzerland
2 Silent Green, Berlin, Germany
3 Silent Green, Berlin, Germany
4 Gloria, Koln, Germany
6 Muffathalle, Munich, Germany
7 Zoom, Frankfurt, Germany
9 Paradiso Main Room, Amsterdam, Netherlands
11 De Roma, Antwerp, Belgium
13 Dabadaba, San Sebastian, Spain
16 Espace Julien, Marseille, France
20 House of Music, Budapest, Hungary
21 Nowa Muzika Festival, Katowice, Poland
22 Palac Akropolis, Prague, Czech Republic
The sister duo, consisting of Sierra and Bianca Casady, have released seven studio albums to date, with their eighth record set to arrive in spring 2025.
Beyond their musical output, CocoRosie have composed original scores for four theatrical works by director Robert Wilson, including 'Peter Pan', 'Pushkin's Fairy Tales', 'Edda', and 'Jungle Book'.
They have also collaborated with the Kronos Quartet at their Jazz Festival in San Francisco, creating new material for a future collaborative album.
The dates in full read:
MAY
13 Astrolabe, Orleans, France
14 Quai M, La Roche sur Yon, France
15 Brise Glace, Annecy, France
16 Moloco, Audincourt, France
18 La Cooperative de Mai, Clermont-Ferrand, France
19 Trianon, Paris, France
22 The Marble Factory, Bristol, UK
23 Concorde 2, Brighton, UK
24 Aeronef, Lille, France
27 Festival-Burghof Open Air, Klagenfurt, Austria
31 Muhle Hunziken, Bern, Switzerland
JUNE
1 Kaufleuten, Zurich, Switzerland
2 Silent Green, Berlin, Germany
3 Silent Green, Berlin, Germany
4 Gloria, Koln, Germany
6 Muffathalle, Munich, Germany
7 Zoom, Frankfurt, Germany
9 Paradiso Main Room, Amsterdam, Netherlands
11 De Roma, Antwerp, Belgium
13 Dabadaba, San Sebastian, Spain
16 Espace Julien, Marseille, France
20 House of Music, Budapest, Hungary
21 Nowa Muzika Festival, Katowice, Poland
22 Palac Akropolis, Prague, Czech Republic