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Porter Robinson has announced a new album tour, including shows in London and Manchester

His new album is due in July.

Porter Robinson has announced a new album tour, including shows in London and Manchester
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Apr 25, 2024 • 3:41 PM
Porter Robinson has announced a new tour, including a few UK shows.
The run is in support of his third studio album 'SMILE! :D', news of which has just arrived alongside new single 'Knock Yourself Out XD', marking Porter's transition into a "new pop era".
The UK leg of the tour will visit:
MARCH 2025
06 London - O2 Academy Brixton
07 Manchester - Albert Hall
Tickets for the UK dates go on general on sale from Friday 3rd May.
Scheduled for release on 26th July, 'SMILE! :D' will be available across a variety of physical formats, including a 'SMILE! :D Deluxe Box Set'. The special edition comes in a custom-designed reusable carrying case and features the double LP on opaque pink vinyl, an exclusive 7" vinyl of the single 'Cheerleader', a unique lyric and photo booklet, and a collectable album art print. The first 500 prints will be signed by Robinson, with the first 2,000 being hand-numbered.
You can check out new single 'Knock Yourself Out XD' below.

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