Embrace return to The Roundhouse with their tour 'Avalanche', marking the band's 30th anniversary, supported by The Rolling People, The Bracknall and The Bunny Suit.
Embrace play The Roundhouse on Friday 20 November, their London date on a run of headline shows marking the band's 30th anniversary. They're touring Avalanche, their ninth studio album, which frontman Danny McNamara describes as their most open, human record to date — one about noticing life's quiet moments, choosing feel over perfection and honesty over polish. The lead single, 'Road To Nowhere', sets the tone.
It's a busy year for them. Alongside these headline shows, they're playing festivals, touring a spoken-word theatre show, and releasing a new book. The London date fits into that wider celebration of three decades on the go.
For those who know them by the big songs, they're one of the most recognisable bands to come out of the indie-rock upturn at the turn of the millennium. They've put out three number-one albums, played sold-out arena shows, and sold more than two million albums worldwide. Their sound is built on soaring, piano-driven anthems, with 'All You Good Good People' and 'Come Back To What You Know' as two of their best-known tracks.
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On the night, they're supported by The Rolling People, The Bracknall and The Bunny Suit, so there's a full bill before they take the stage. Doors open at 7pm, and the curfew is 11pm. Tickets are £45.53 to £57.03.
