Following Ladytron’s European festival slots and sell out runs in UK and US, new shows have been announced in US and Mexico.
Please note: The London event with OMD at Fulham Palace is cancelled. Please contact ticket vendor for reimbursement.
We are honoured to share a stage with two towering influences on us, Liverpool’s Echo and the Bunnymen, and queen of it all Siouxsie.
Add old friends Interpol and you have a lineup of the ages. We can’t wait.
We are on the cover of the new issue of Electronic Sound.
It comes with an exclusive 7″ on tangerine vinyl featuring unreleased tracks ‘Die Moritat von Mackie Messer’ and a Blakkat remix of ‘City of Angels’, and can be bought HERE.
MAY
10 Seattle Neptune SOLD OUT
11 Portland Wonder Ballroom SOLD OUT
12 San Francisco August Hall SOLD OUT
13 Pasadena Just Like Heaven Festival
JUNE
23 Athens Release Festival
24 Madrid Tomavistas Festival
JULY
8 Lublin Different Sounds Festival
28 London Fulham Palace (With OMD) CANCELLED
Thanks to everyone who attended the first Ladytron shows since 2020 in Glasgow, Liverpool and London. It has been a blast, and we are looking forward to the US dates in May, and more to be announced through the year, with a stunning new visual set by long time collaborator Sam Wiehl.
The new live shows have been the first without Reuben Wu, who has reluctantly concluded that he can not commit to a touring group whilst also pursuing a career in the visual arts on the other side of the world. We completely understand and respect his decision, especially after the past few years, which have put life and distance into new perspective for all of us. We have a quarter century’s worth of memories: of discovering, scheming, creating, travelling the world together, and we shall remain friends as ever was. The door is always open to work together again in the future.
Ladytron’s plans and schedule are not affected. Work has already begun on the follow up to Time’s Arrow. The show goes on.
Good luck Ru. XXX
Ladytron reveal the music video for “Faces,” directed by band member Daniel Hunt. It is a photo roman-style clip inspired by Chris Marker’s short film La Jetée and the Italian Giallo genre. Helen Marnie plays the disincarnate protagonist, in an encounter with the inhabitants of an atemporal world.