Rizzle Kicks have announced four UK shows for 2025, including The Great Escape

The duo will perform in Manchester, Birmingham, London, and Brighton.

Rizzle Kicks have announced four UK headline shows for 2025.

The duo, comprising Jordan Stephens and Harley Sulé, are set to perform across the country in March, before making a homecoming appearance at The Great Escape festival in Brighton.

This announcement follows the duo's return earlier this year with comeback single 'Javelin', marking their first new music in over nine years. They've also just dropped latest single 'Gumdrops'.

Rizzle Kicks have announced four UK headline shows for 2025.

The duo, comprising Jordan Stephens and Harley Sulé, are set to perform across the country in March, before making a homecoming appearance at The Great Escape festival in Brighton.

This announcement follows the duo's return earlier this year with comeback single 'Javelin', marking their first new music in over nine years. They've also just dropped latest single 'Gumdrops'.

The dates in full read: MARCH 202519 O2 Ritz, Manchester21 O2 Institute, Birmingham22 O2 Forum Kentish Town, London MAY 202516 The Great Escape - Brighton Dome, Concert Hall Rizzle Kicks are scheduled to perform their first headline show in nearly a decade at London's KOKO on 8th November 2024.

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