#ONTOUR @JordanAllenUK including playing #Hull @PolarBearHull and @WeareThinkTank #newcastle

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JORDAN ALLEN

ANNOUNCE FIRST UK-WIDE HEADLINE TOUR

BAND WILL PLAY BIGGEST SHOWS TO DATE
WITH SUPPORT FROM SEVEN CITIES,
REAL LIFE ENTERTAINMENT + MORE

2500+ MANCHESTER ACADEMY DATE W/ THE SHERLOCKS TONIGHT



"Confident, cool, catchy."
- Chris Hawkins, BBC 6 Music

 "Sharp lyrics, great attitude and a seemingly unstoppable momentum behind him"
- Tom Robinson, BBC 6 Music

 Today, JORDAN ALLEN are delighted to announce to you their first ever headline UK tour; a run that also promises some of their biggest shows to date.

 Getting a taster for what surely lies ahead, the news comes as the four piece from Bolton prepare to show the 2500 strong crowd of Manchester Academy what they’re made of this very evening (15 Sept). Supporting northern compadres The Sherlocks for one last time in 2017 after a spate of shows together earlier this year, Jordan and co. now set their sights on the centre stage for their own Winter shows.

 Kicking off in Preston on the 30th November and taking in a total of 16 dates from there on, the band will be also be heading to the likes of Glasgow, Hull, Birmingham, Cambridge, Southampton, London and more. Proceedings wind up in their native north west, with tickets for the Manchester and Liverpool dates expected to sell like hot cakes. Tickets are on sale Monday (18th Nov) at 6 PM - available from: www.jordan-allen.com

 Notching up sets at major festivals the likes of Tramlines and Dot To Dot, having a blast on the road with The Sherlocks, not to mention having their track “110 Ways to Make Things Better” voted by the public as the #1 anthem of Virgin Radio’s Freshfest as picked from 1000’s of entries - it’s already been quite the year. Making waves early on in 2017 with their triumphant and touching ‘Livin’ La Vida Bolton’ charity EP, the band hint we can expect new material to be released from them very soon.

 On the Winter tour Jordan Allen will also be joined by friends and local talent, with each night promising a rotating showcase of top flight new artists.  Some of the more regular fixtures for the tour include Devon rockers SEVEN CITIES who are currently putting the finishing touches to their latest EP, plus electrifying and enigmatic Scottish outfit REAL LIFE ENTERTAINMENT fresh from their crowning victory as winners of The Pogues Whiskey: Shot At Discovery’s five month search for the UK’s next big rock band. See dates and details below.



JORDAN ALLEN WILL PLAY THE FOLLOWING SHOWS:

15 Sept - Manchester -Academy (w/ The Sherlocks)

Winter Headline Dates

30 Nov - Preston - The Ferret 
01 Dec - Leicester - The Cookie
02 Dec - Plymouth - The Underground @
03 Dec - Brighton - Sticky Mikes @
05 Dec - Hull - Polar Bear *
06 Dec - Newcastle - Think Tank *
07 Dec - Glasgow - The Garage *
08 Dec - Leeds - The Chapel
09 Dec - Birmingham - Sunflower Lounge @ 
10 Dec - Cambridge - Portland Arms @
11 Dec - Norwich - Waterfront @
12 Dec - Bristol  -Crofter’s Rights @
13 Dec -Southampton - Joiners Live @
14 Dec - London - Camden Assembly @
15 Dec - Manchester - Ruby Lounge @
16 Dec - Liverpool Studio 2 @

* Real Life Entertainment
@ Seven Cities
Tickets will be available at 6PM on Monday 18th September from: www.jordan-allen.com


 FOR MORE INFORMATION

 www.jordan-allen.com

 http://www.sevencitiesband.com/

 http://www.brontone.com/

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