The Clause set to launch biggest tour yet in support of debut alcbum Victim of a Casual Thing

The Clause announce their debut album Victim of a Casual Thing and a headline UK tour, starting this winter. Pre-order the album and grab your tickets now!

The Clause are about to hit the road for their biggest British tour yet, just in time for the release of their highly anticipated debut album, Victim of a Casual Thing.

The album’s set to drop on 17th October, with the band kicking off their headline tour shortly after, bringing their unique mix of ’60s nostalgia, ’80s grooves, and ’90s attitude to fans across Britain this winter.

Pre-sale tickets for the tour go live on Wednesday, 14th May, with the general sale starting on Friday, 16th May. The tour will culminate in the band’s biggest headline show to date at Birmingham’s O2 Academy on 19th December, with tickets for this sold-out pre-sale already flying off the shelves.

The band’s new single, ‘Nothing’s As It Seems’, sets the tone for what promised to be an electrifying debut album. According to lead singer Pearce Macca, the track’s a rallying cry for rebellion and hope, reflecting the turmoil of trying to hold onto fading dreams in a world that never stops.

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“This record is soaked in the culture of growing up in the UK,” Pearce explains. “It’s the sound of feeling lost and insignificant, and the fight to rise above it.”

The tour follows a packed summer festival schedule, including appearances at Neighbourhood Weekender, Isle of Wight Festival, and Tramlines. The Clause will also support The Enemy in Coventry on 14th November before continuing their headline dates in December.

Fans can pre-order Victim of a Casual Thing now on vinyl, CD, cassette, and digital. Like Sam Fender? The Killers? The Strokes. The Clause are your new favourite band.

Tour Dates:

November
13th – Brighton, Patterns
14th – Coventry, HMV Empire (with The Enemy)
27th – Hull, The Social
28th – Newcastle, Digital

December
4th – Cambridge, Mash
5th – Nottingham, Rescue Rooms
6th – Swansea, Sin City
10th – London, The Garage
11th – Bristol, Thekla
12th – Sheffield, The Foundry
13th – Glasgow, Saint Lukes
18th – Manchester, Academy 2
19th – Birmingham, O2 Academy

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