It's been a while since British and English fans saw Pendulum live on stage. After a few years of not visiting the United Kingdom, the Australian band will be back in a few months for a series of concerts; check out all the details below.
Taking to their official Instagram account, Pendulum, featuring members Rob Swire, Gareth McGrillen, Paul "El Hornet" Harding, Peredur ap Gwynedd, and KJ Sawka, announced that they will make a big comeback in the United Kingdom.
"UK, it's been a while...2024 arena tour lets go," they wrote in the caption.
The post also had the official poster of the upcoming shows as well as the scheduled dates for the concerts.
How to Get Tickets for Pendulum Tour 2024
For those who are interested to see the Australian rockers perform live, NME reported that tickets will be available starting this week.
Pre-sale will begin on Wednesday, August 16, while the general tickets will be available for purchase on Friday, August 18, via Live Nation.
For more information about the passes, prices, and complete set of dates, visit Live Nation's official website in this link.
Pendulum 2024 UK Tour Dates
Check out the complete tour dates for Pendulum's UK tour below:
March 24, 2024 in Leeds at First Direct Arena
March 25, 2024 in Manchester at O2 Victoria Warehouse
March 26, 2024 in Cardiff at International Arena
March 28, 2024 in Birmingham at Resorts World Arena
March 29, 2024 in London at The O2
March 31, 2024 in Glasgow at OVO Hydro
In other updates, Pendulum just dropped their latest song of 2023 titled "Halo," a collaboration between them and Matt Tuck, the frontman of Bullet For My Valentine.
In a previous interview, Rob Swire of Pendulum said he always wanted to create music that sounds ike the apocalypse and "Halo" is the perfect song to describe his dream project.
"We've always had one foot in the metal scene, so collaborating with Matt from Bullet For My Valentine was an incredible experience and his voice brought something completely unique to the table," he added.
It's been 13 years since Pendulum last released an album with "Immersion." Two years after the record, the band announced that they would be on hiatus.
However, they later reunited in 2016. The Australian band later released an EP titled "Elemental" in 2021.
As of this writing, there is still no announcement on whether they will drop a new album soon or not.
