SEAFRET CELEBRATES ITS 10TH ANNIVERSARY WITH NEW TOUR DATES FOR 2027
The British duo Seafret has announced the new dates for its postponed UK and European tour. In February 2027, the two musicians will also return to Switzerland for concerts to celebrate over ten years together as a band as well as the tenth anniversary of their debut album “Tell Me It’s Real.”
On the tour, they will perform songs from their recently released fourth studio album, “Fear of Emotion,” as well as a selection of fan favorites. There will be a special focus on songs from their debut album, including their viral hit “Atlantis,” which has racked up over a billion streams worldwide. The new tour dates follow the positive critical reception of their latest album. The originally planned concerts had to be canceled at short notice after Harry Draper was unexpectedly diagnosed with Stargardt’s disease in March. At the time, Draper stated resolutely: “I’m not going to let this stop me, but I just need some time.” Harry and Jack from Seafret add: “We’re overjoyed to announce that we’ll be continuing our ‘Tell Me It’s Real’ anniversary tour in February 2027. We can’t wait to play all the songs that made this dream come true. This year has taught us that you never know what’s coming next, and that you should enjoy every moment. Come join us and sing along with all your heart! We can’t wait to see you all again.”
The tour includes a total of 13 concerts in the United Kingdom, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, and Switzerland. As part of the tour, Seafret will also bring their emotionally charged live show back to Zurich and Bern.
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