The Sherlocks Announce ‘Everything Must Make Sense!’ 2025 UK Tour
Indie-rock ‘n’ rollers The Sherlocks have announced an extensive UK tour for the end of 2025, following the success of their latest UK Top 10 album Everything Must Make Sense!.
The 29-date tour begins at Manchester’s Albert Hall on 10th October and ends at The Welly in Hull on 20th December, and includes dates in Glasgow (21st Nov) and London (26th Nov) along the way.
A venue pre-sale will begin at 10.00am on Wednesday 20th August 2025 before going on general sale at 10.00am on Friday 22nd August 2025, available from all venues and via www.thesherlocksmusic.co.uk.
Over recent years, The Sherlocks have become one of the most exciting live bands in the UK. Selling out tours across the UK & Europe, they have achieved remarkable chart success with five UK Top 20 albums: Live for the Moment (#6), Under Your Sky (#20), World I Understand (#9), People Like Me & You (#4) and their latest release Everything Must Make Sense! (#4).
Since forming in 2010 in South Yorkshire, brothers Kiaran Cook (lead vocals & guitar) and Brandon Crook (drums), Alex Procter (guitar) and Trent Jackson (bass) have built an incredibly passionate and loyal fan base, following them from the pubs and clubs to sold-out venues worldwide.
In addition to their own sold-out tours, The Sherlocks have shared arena and stadium stages with the likes of Liam Gallagher, Kings of Leon, Keane, Kaiser Chiefs and The Libertines, amongst many others.
Looking ahead to the tour, Kiaran Crook said, “This is a proper throwback tour for us. An old school Sherlocks tour where we’re hitting everywhere and getting back in amongst it. We’re a live band; this is what we love to do. Getting back in them rooms and connecting with real people is where it’s at!
“This is the most extensive tour we’ve been on since our debut album came out in 2017. We’re absolutely buzzing to see the fans up close and personal. You can’t beat that raw energy of tearing the roof off with the songs and everyone just going nuts!
“This time we’re even hitting places we’ve never played before, which for a band that’s been touring coming up to 10 years is something special!
The tour is gonna be a real celebration of the new record now that everyone’s had time to learn the songs. We wanna play a lot of this new record, obviously mixed with the old classics. These gigs are gonna be absolute carnage!
“These shows are gonna sell out pretty quick and they’re certainly not to be missed, so get involved grab your tickets!”
Joining The Sherlocks throughout the tour will be special guests The Jacques, whose second album Make Repetition! is released on 5th September. The Jacques lead singer Finn O’Brien said, “Can’t wait to get on tour with the mighty Sherlocks, bringing this music to life and playing places we’ve never played before.”
The Sherlocks full list of UK tour dates is as follows:
10th October – Manchester, Albert Hall
1st November – Wolverhampton, Wulfrun Hall
2nd November – Chester, Live Rooms
6th November – Stoke, The Sugarmill
7th November – Norwich, Epic Studios
8th November – Dover, Booking Hall
12th November – Liverpool, Arts Club Theatre
13th November – Holmfirth, Picturedrome
14th November – Leeds, Warehouse
15th November – Preston, 53 Degrees
19th November – Carlisle, Fire Station
20th November – Dunfermline, P J Molloy & Sons
21st November – Glasgow, Garage
22nd November – Aberdeen, Unit 51
26th November – London, O2 Academy Islington
27th November – Brighton, Quarters
28th November – Isle Of White, Strings
29th November – Wells, Studio 24
3rd December – Guildford, Boileroom
4th December – Tunbridge Wells, Forum
5th December – Southend, Chinnerys
10th December – Hertford, Corn Exchange
11th December – Derby, The Hairy Dog
12th December – Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms
13th December – Northampton, Roadmenders
17th December – Grimsby, Docks Academy
18th December – Lincoln, Drill
19th December – Kings Street Social Club, North Shields
20th December – Hull, Welly
Feature Image Photo Credit: Neil O’Brien Entertainment
A venue pre-sale will begin at 10.00am on Wednesday 20th August 2025 before going on general sale at 10.00am on Friday 22nd August 2025, available from all venues and via their website.
Official Webiste: https://www.thesherlocksmusic.co.uk/
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