Arlo Parks has announced she will be heading out on tour next year around the UK and Europe for her The Collapsed in Sunbeams tour. Arlo will be taking her upcoming debut album on a 26 date tour starting in spring of 2021.

The singer took to her social media pages to announce the tour saying; “Thank you for your patience, trust and hearts. I can’t wait to be popping around the world and seeing your lovely faces. The world is weird right now but some how the thought of playing shows, not just in the UK but in Europe too, is keeping me grounded and smiling. If all is safe I’ll be with you all soon.”

She also reassured her fans outside of Europe that she will be with them soon, saying; “P.S. Those outside Europe, I have plans to meet you soon, as soon as we all can be together. Stay tuned.”

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Angels! Today I’m excited to announce my album tour – early access pre-sale is on Wednesday for anyone who preorders the album and general sale is on Friday. Thank you for your patience, trust and hearts. I can’t wait to be popping around the world and seeing your lovely faces. The world is weird right now but some how the thought of playing shows, not just in the UK but in Europe too, is keeping me grounded and smiling. If all is safe I’ll be with you all soon P.S. Those outside Europe, I have plans to meet you soon, as soon as we all can be together. Stay tuned *if you’ve retained tickets from Hoxton Hall or Green Store Door they will be valid for the new dates

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The tour will be kicking off in Brussels on the 9th of April 2021 in Le Botanique Orangerie. She will then be heading to Luxembourg, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Berlin, Munich, Zurich, Lyon, Barcelona, Madrid, Bordeaux, Paris, Utrecht, Amsterdam, Cologne, Tourcoing, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Brighton, Dublin, Birmingham, Leeds, Nottingham, Bristol and London.

The tour will be supporting Arlo’s recently announced debut album Collapsed in Sunbeams, which will be out on the 29th of January via Transgressive. She released her latest single from the album Green Eyes on Friday. The album will also include Arlo’s singles Black Dog, Eugene and Hurt, which are loved by fans because of their in-depth nature and subject matter.

According to a press release, Parks’ album is “a series of vignettes and intimate portraits surrounding my adolescence and the people that shaped it. It is rooted in storytelling and nostalgia – I want it to feel both universal and hyper specific.”

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Green Eyes is out now – thank you @ZaneLowe and @AppleMusic for premiering it n thank u to king @clairo for lending her gorgeous voice n guitar chops to the tune. as well as the song, I want to announce my debut album “Collapsed in Sunbeams” it’ll be with you on 29th of January 2021. I poured my tears, blood and joy into this project. Oh my gosh I can’t believe I’m finally saying this man, I’m tearing up a bit as I write this…can’t wait for you to hear it!!! The vid for green eyes will be out at 7pm. So much news! I’m so fkin pumped Green Eyes is out now, listen on Spotify through the link in my bio. Collapsed in Sunbeams is now available to pre-order through the link in my bio.

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Collapsed in Sunbeams will be out on the 29th of January. The tour dates for Arlo Park’s 2021 tour are below.

09/04/2021 – Le Botanique Orangerie – Brussels
10/04 – Rotondes – Luxembourg
12/04 – Mojo – Hamburg
13/04 – Hotel Cecil – Copenhagen
14/04 – Columbia Theatre – Berlin
15/04 – Ampere – Munich
17/04 – Mascotte – Zurich
20/04 – Ninkasi – Lyon
22/04 – Apolo 2 – Barcelona
24/04 – Independance – Madrid
26/04 – I.Boat – Bordeaux
29/04 – Trabendo – Paris
30/04 – TivoliVrendenburg – Utrecht
01/05 – Melkweg Oude Zaal – Amsterdam
02/05 – Gebäude 9 – Cologne
03/05 – Le Grand Mix – Tourcoing
12/05 – Gorilla, Manchester
18/05 – Mash House – Edinburgh
19/05 – St Luke’s – Glasgow
21/05 – Chalk – Brighton
22/05 – Whelans – Dublin
25/05 – Hare & Hounds – Birmingham
26/05 – Belgrave Music Hall – Leeds
29/05 – Rescue Rooms – Nottingham
30/05 – Thekla – Bristol
02/06 – Village Underground – London