Manchester band The 1975 have announced details of their biggest tour to date.
And it will open at the Motorpoint Arena in Nottingham on February 15.
The 12-date arena tour will coincide with the release of their fourth album, Notes On A Conditional Form.
In an interview with Annie Mac on BBC Radio 1, frontman Matty Healy explained that the album would be inspired by British night-time culture, adding that it contains references to "the beauty of the M25 and all those lights and going to McDonald's and listening to garage records in a haze in a Peugeot 206."
He also told Q that the album has a style similar to English alternative hip-hop music group The Streets and British electronic musician Burial.
The first release from it, called The 1975, features a spoken word essay from climate change activist, Greta Thunberg.
Tickets will go on sale from the venue and Ticketmaster on Friday, September 20, priced £40.40 and £51.60 (booking fee included in price stated).
February 2020
15 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
16 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle
17 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
19 – Bournemouth International Centre, Bournemouth
21 – The O2 Arena, London
23 – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
25 – Birmingham Arena, Birmingham
26 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
28 – Manchester Arena, Manchester
29 – P&J Live Arena, Aberdeen
March 2020
1 – SSE Hydro, Glasgow
3 – 3Arena, Dublin
