Bon Iver announces 2022 tour

Tuareg rock sensation Mdou Moctar announced his 2022 international tour dates today and shared a video of a live performance with his band on the banks of the Niger River. The tour will begin on February 27 at The Orange Peel in Asheville, North Carolina and end May 1 at De Post in Oostende, Belgium, with 42 more stops along the way.

Lucy Dacus is heading on tour next year. The singer-songwriter, who shared her wonderful third album Home Video this summer, will embark on dates across the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Europe from early February to mid-April with Indigo De Souza and Fenne Lilly opening.

Parkway Drive have announced a UK and European headline tour for 2022 – see all the details below.The Australian band, whose latest album ‘Reverence’ arrived in 2018, will perform a string of shows throughout next September into October. Tickets go on sale here this Friday (November 12) at 10am GMT.Following gigs in Prague, Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and other cities, Parkway Drive are set to touch down in the UK on September 30 for a performance at Alexandra Palace in London.

Canadian punk rock band PUP will embark on a big tour of the United States and Canada next year. Fans of the group's relentless, grin-inducing energy who attend the shows will be able to sing along to two brand new PUP songs, "Waiting" and "Kill Something," out today.

Greta Van Fleet have announced a UK and Ireland headline tour for 2022.The ‘Dreams And Gold’ jaunt will see the band play two dates at Manchester’s O2 Apollo along with a show at London’s Alexandra Palace and a concert in Dublin next June.Tickets for the shows go on sale this Friday (November 12) at 10am GMT and will be available here.

Yungblud has announced a tour of Australia and New Zealand to go ahead next July, after being forced to postpone a planned 2021 tour.Yungblud had originally planned a four date run of shows for September this year, but the tour was unable to go ahead due to the coronavirus pandemic.Now, he’s revealed rescheduled dates for the planned Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide shows, and he’s added dates in both Perth and Auckland in New Zealand.

Last week, Chicago rapper Saba announced a new album called Few Good Things and shared the project's lead single "Fearmonger." While we don't have a release date for Few Good Things other than "coming soon," on Monday Saba outlined a massive world tour kicking off in winter 2022. The dates for "Back Home, A Tour by Saba" begin on March 1 in Dublin.

Joan As Police Woman has announced a run of headline shows in 2022 across Australia and New Zealand.The artist – aka Joan Wasser – dropped her latest album, ‘The Solution Is Restless’ last Friday (November 5), a collaborative effort featuring The Invisible‘s Dave Okumu and drummer Tony Allen prior to his passing.On Allen, Wasser talked of their meeting in a press release.

EarthGang have announced a UK and European headline tour titled the ‘Biodeghettable Tour’ scheduled for March 2022. See the tour dates below.The hip-hop duo revealed the tour dates on social media on Wednesday (November 3).

The Killers have announced a run of shows throughout Australia and New Zealand, set to take place through November and December next year.The ‘Imploding The Mirage’ tour, named after their 2020 album, will kick off in New Zealand, with shows in Auckland and Christchurch, before heading to Australia to play arena shows in Brisbane, Perth, Melbourne and Sydney.In addition, as part of the concert series A Day On The Green, Brandon Flowers and co.

Alt-J have shared a poignant new song called ‘Get Better’, the latest track to be taken from their new album ‘The Dream’.The song is accompanied by an animated music video, created by Stefanie Grunwald, an award-winning pixel artist who is based in Hamburg.The visuals and lyrics depict a person longing for a loved one to get better, and the subsequent coming to terms with their loss.

The Strokes have announced two Australian sideshows alongside their performance at festival Splendour in the Grass next year.The band’s shows in Melbourne and Sydney will follow their co-headline set at Splendour in the Grass, the line-up of which also includes Tyler, The Creator and Gorillaz. The Strokes will be supported by Aussie acts The Chats and The Lazy Eyes.

Next February, serpentwithfeet will embark on a tour of North America behind his excellent 2021 project DEACON (and its upcoming companion EP DEACON’s Grove. The dates cover the United States and Canada, beginning in Washington on February 12 and running for 11 dates for a wrap-up show in Los Angeles.

Kraftwerk have announced that they’ll be heading out on a North American tour in 2022.It comes after the German electronic music pioneers were inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame on Saturday night (October 30).They were inducted by Pharrell who delivered a video speech presenting them with the award.

Machine Head and Amon Amarth have announced a joint UK and European arena tour for next year – see the full list of dates below.The US and Swedish metal bands will co-headline the ‘Vikings And Lionhearts’ tour between September and October 2022 with support from new Swedish band The Halo Effect.The tour kicks off on September 8 at Nottingham’s Motorpoint arena before wrapping at Germany’s Schleyerhalle on October 22.Tickets go on general sale here this Friday (November 5) at 10am local time,

KISS have shared details of the 2022 edition of their ‘Kiss Kruise’ tour.The veteran rock band are currently on the 10th edition, which sees them perform to fans aboard a cruise ship’s pool deck over a few days.

Eagles have announced details of a huge 2022 European stadium tour, featuring a massive London show as part of BST Hyde Park.The legendary band are celebrating 50 years in the game, and will play six shows across the UK, Ireland and Europe next June.The gigs kick off in Arnhem in the Netherlands with a show at the Gelredome on June 17, before they play stadiums in Liverpool, Edinburgh and Dublin.The tour then wraps up on June 26 with the massive Hyde Park gig, which will feature support from

Bon Iver have announced a series of US shows across the first half of 2022.The tour will see the band head across Texas, New York, Louisiana, Maine, Pennsylvania and a number of other US states between March and June. The US dates will precede Bon Iver’s rescheduled UK and European tour dates in October and November.The shows will be supported by either Dijon or Bonny Light Horseman.

Band Of Horses have announced a UK/European headline tour for 2022 – you can see the full schedule below.The South Carolina-based group will hit the road next February in support of their sixth album ‘Things Are Great’, which is due to arrive on January 21.